Sentence examples for started by referring from inspiring English sources

Wilson started by referring to the complacent response of Lord Hailsham (then Lord President of the Council and minister for science) to the report and then laid out a three-point plan for the increased production of scientists and technologists, improving their status and redeploying them from defence to civil production.

You can start by referring her to the Self-Abuse Finally Ends (S.A.F.E.) Alternatives information line at 1.800.DON'T CUT (1.800.366.8288).

(I knew I was in for it when he started out by referring to me as "the usually brilliant Rick Hertzberg").

He starts the post by referring to Teach for America's training system, which involves taking newly minted college graduates and putting them through five weeks of intensive summer training before sending them into classrooms in some of the country's most troubled schools.

I am going to start this column by referring you to a nonacademic CV I have recently published on my own Web site for careers advice and professional development.

Start your review by referring to the title and author of the article, the title of the journal, and the year of publication in the first paragraph.

"You might even call it an exodus," said Peter Douglas, the president of a Los Angeles-oriented foundation, started by his parents, Kirk and Anne Douglas, referring to Hollywood's tendency to look past the locals.

As most roles are filled internally, start your job hunt by referring to your network instead of visiting a job board.

We started with a prediction model by referring to the Canadian model of HSMR as mentioned earlier [ 21, 22].

The work refers to a fire started by fireworks set off by a provincial government official, which resulted in the death of a firefighter.

An ACE inhibitor should be started by the oncologist, and the patient should be referred to a cardiologist.