Sentence examples for referring to groups from inspiring English sources

He was presumably referring to groups that oppose Hamas.

Hacktivist (someone who hacks computer systems for political reasons) is also a new addition, referring to groups like Anonymous.

"There are malign influences in Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and Iraq … The three H's: the Houthis, Hamas and Hezbollah, these are real threats," he said, referring to groups Iran supports.

I mean, what are we on now, the fifth caravan?" Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) said Sunday on "This Week," referring to groups of migrants from Central America who have traveled to the U.S. border, mostly to seek asylum.

"If there would not be a war that is fought by external forces, our soldiers would not be there," said a senior Indian intelligence official, referring to groups in Pakistan.

But "if we see a further diminution of income," Ms. Munn predicted, referring to groups that have experienced extreme difficulties and laid off staff, "then January, February, March, we will see closures".

For statistical analyses, the prevalence of AS was calculated based on data referring to group 1 rapid screening test analyses.

Russia often refers to groups opposing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as terrorists.

Then troops no longer refers to groups of people but to persons.

"VEPs" refer to groups of creative and innovative ideas produced by experts in various fields based on their experiences, knowledge, and situation analyses.

This has been widely interpreted to refer to groups that provide controversial gay conversion therapy treatments, which have since been outlawed in five states.