Sentence examples for referring to changes from inspiring English sources

"The product plan is a living document," he said, referring to changes in Chrysler's vehicle timetable.

"Since 2004 there's really been a sea change," said Ronald Collins, a First Amendment lawyer and an author, referring to changes since the Janet Jackson incident.

Referring to changes in the relationship of the agents and Allstate as a restructuring, Mr. Trevino said the company believed that its actions were "lawful and permissible".

"Kostunica has pledged to dissolve the federal Parliament and rectify the damage done to the Constitution," he said, referring to changes that Mr. Milosevic pushed through in July.

"It's interesting that the change we saw is at the epigenetic level," Nadeau said, referring to changes in gene activity and expression caused by factors other than DNA sequence.

Referring to changes afoot, after the scandals in fixed income, currency and commodity markets, he said: "Such changes are vital but they cannot anticipate every contingency or discipline every miscreant.

When we speak of time, we're usually referring to change.

To assess the influence of the type of anchor we used two external anchors: one anchor referring to change of pain (GPEpain) and one anchor referring to change of function (GPEfunction).

Cardiomyopathy refers to changes in the heart muscle.

Epigenetics refers to changes in gene expression that do not involve changes in DNA sequences.

Prosody refers to changes in pacing, pitch, and rhythm in speech.