Sentence examples for referring to material from inspiring English sources

The name stands for "24 molar," referring to material concentration levels that Chiang cryptically calls "technically significant" to the company.

The Guardian did not find any referring to material on China, suggesting that any propaganda directive related to those subjects.

"Those barges can't sink, they're full of Styrofoam," said Mr. Rivara, referring to material built into the barges.

Support to farmer nurseries is classified as either "hard" referring to material inputs (tree seed, water, inoculum, tools and fencing) or "soft" (information, training and backstopping advice).

"Why doesn't he provide us with the annexes of his report?" Bernard Kouchner, France's foreign minister, asked last month, referring to material United Nations inspectors are believed to have compiled for internal discussions.

"We only want to act if they're involved with illegal activity," Cindy Holt, information services manager for the Phoenix library, said, referring to material that is not protected by the Constitution.

As was proposed by the editor, we are now referring to Materials and methods for technical details without specific figure/section call outs.

It is increasingly common for writers to footnote or refer to material that exists only online.

Panel (a) and (d) refer to Material & Method, panel (b), (c) and (e) to Results.

It is a deep irony that although the term "priceless" is frequently used in the English language, it refers to material objects rather than natural resources.

The deletions will have been made either because the words refer to "material given in confidence" or because of issues of "personal sensitivity".