Sentence examples for refers to much from inspiring English sources

Lord refers to much of the B2B technology as being "visualization technology".

Lebanon's protest slogan, 'You Stink,' refers to much more than the piling up of garbage on the streets of Beirut and a government that can't even put an efficient waste management system in place.

Yet Maryon's sense of empowerment refers to much more than a narrow version of the responsible subject.

He is a walking citation; his clothes refer to much more than themselves.

Enormous can refer to much more than quantifiable size: it is a word that describes something immeasurable, beyond limit or the human ability to comprehend.

Spokesmen for the Pentagon and the State Department, where Gen. Richard B. Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell have each referred to much higher death tolls in explaining the United States engagement, said the lower numbers changed nothing.

Small disc-shaped RDG domains denote stronger interactions whereas broad multiform domains refer to much weaker interactions.

Although this distinction is important, and should be kept in mind throughout, it will not be referred to much in the following sections.

The reason is that retirement has come to be used to refer to much more than an event the day you leave the corporation or law practice but to a phase of life.

You've referred to much of your catalog as arche-techno.

"Most of our in-place defensive systems are designed for ICBMs," he said, referring to much higher-flying intercontinental ballistic missiles.