Sentence examples for so a reference from inspiring English sources

In his first public comments since taking over his father Rupert Murdoch's company, Lachlan said News Corp "can't give up on print" but the industry as a whole had already done so, a reference to Fairfax signalling it would stop printing newspapers when it was no longer profitable.

If so, a reference should be added.

If so a reference is needed.

This way, the 'evolution' of the generated sequences is logged, so a reference tree is generated alongside the sequences.

I was not aware of what this was and had to look it up, so a reference for the reader should be provided.

Anatomical and morphological characteristics can be used to filter out roots of shrubs and herbaceous species from samples, so a reference database of those species may not be necessary in studies focusing on tree roots.

The so-called SEC Primary (so-named as a reference to the Southeastern Conference of college football) moved forward primary dates forward to 1 March in Arkansas, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.

So did a reference that he found online, late last year, to a bulletin advising New York-area pilots to keep an eye open for drones from December 1st to February 29th.

The writer adds, "It is probably known to you that the officialdom of the A. F. of L. is so reactionary," a reference to the union organization.

The style is slyly wry, so that a reference to "a locally famous taxidermist who had his own radio show" has gone past before you start to wonder just how the stuffing of animals would work on the wireless.

This is so peculiar a reference to a society in which, in 1860, one-third of the South's population — 3,950,511 souls — was enslaved, that it seems deluded or obfuscatory.