Sentence examples for routine reference from inspiring English sources

Routine reference to "the will of the people" has long been one of the most formulaic turns of phrase in the modern political lexicon.

The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) has become the most extensively used molecular technique and is predicted to be established as a routine reference within the next 10 years.

They said their clients' suitcases contained routine reference materials any engineer might carry -- and that if the men possessed trade secrets, they didn't know it.

It was his supervision over recruits being exposed to the increasingly corrupt Goldman culture -- amid routine reference to clients as "muppets" and chortling about "ripping eyeballs out" -- that finally turned him off.

Kaifu has reportedly asked the Defense Agency to delete a routine reference to the Soviet threat in the 1990 edition of the agency's white paper, due out later this month.

M. bovis is therefore detected as part of the routine reference service.

A new radon gas dosemeter (patent pending) has been designed and tested to be used as a routine referenced device to monitor radon exposures in workplaces and dwelling.

But she was shaken when she received death threats after doing a comedy routine referencing Filipinos (she says she only mentioned them because her brother-in-law is from the Philippines).

One result: You no longer find, in the popular press or in professional discourse, the same routine references to the U.S. Government's counterterrorism operations as being "illegal". Not that the Administration has persuaded everyone or will ever satisfy all of its critics.

There are other routine references to trade, investment and development.

When the trial of former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling got underway Tuesday in Northern Virginia, prospective jurors made routine references to "three-letter agencies" and alphabet-soup categories of security clearances.