Sentence examples for refers more than from inspiring English sources

Parkinson refers more than once to "the Line of Duty family", and has known his co-star Martin Compston (who plays Steve Arnott) for years.

"Of course," she added, "the rumor was propagated by his political enemy John Adams, who refers more than once to Franklin's love of women.

Writing about the Reign of Terror, Hussey refers — more than once — to the new regime's quasi-executive organ, the Committee of Public Safety, in the plural, but there was only one such committee.

One analyst noted that a specific research report reviewing this policy refers more than 100 times to scientifically based research supporting its claims, without, however, ever defining what it means to be scientifically based or discussing who should conduct such research.

Anyone who refers more than 10 friends for jobs will get their profile highlighted to their employer.

To achieve this, the NHS Cervical Screening Programme NHS CSPP) in England screens more than 3 million women aged 25 64 years annually and refers more than 100 000 to colposcopy examination (The NHS Information Centre, 2009).

The UN has referred more than 60,000 Syrian refugees to the US for vetting alone.

Last year the agency referred more than 7,000 Somalis and 7,000 Iraqis for vetting.

He also referred more than once to Irving Penn's images of Alexandra Beller in "Dancer".

Commonly, empirical correlations due to their simplicity have been referred more than other approaches for prediction of Z-factor.

In the last two years, the Cook County State's Attorney's Office has referred more than 5,700 cases for alternative prosecution.