Sentence examples for strong referring from inspiring English sources

10 24 — "For the first time ever in a single day we had 500M people use Facebook" Zuck starts the keynote strong, referring to the depth of engagement now possible through apps.

The real growth in romance is in a sector in which Harlequin is less strong, referred to as the single-title business.

America continues to believe in a strong dollar, he argued, but "strong" refers to the confidence that the dollar inspires in the public and its resistance to forgery.

In fact, the difference between weak and strong refers not to the future as such (to what is signalized), but to the observing system itself.

Strong refers to alcoholic ingredients; weak refers to non-alcoholic ones.

"We know the speed that they play at because we've played them already," said Brian Dawkins, the Eagles' strong safety, referring to the Rams' 20-17 ovictory vinthey in the season opener on Veterans Stadium's artificial turf.

Strong was referring to a sexist joke that Rep. Cedric Richmond (D-La).

Those qualities mark character and strength more than any measurement of the word strong when referring to the definition physically, as the "ability to withstand great force or pressure".

Alternatively, permethylation of all sialo structures 1, 2 and 3 with MeI and sodium dimsyl in DMSO as described by Hakomori gave strong signals, referring to permethylated aminoethyl- and aminopropyl Neu5Ac respectively.

An editorial in Communist Party mouthpiece the People's Daily took a stronger line, referring also to another territorial row with Japan over East China Sea islands.

The correlations were generally weak, strongest between referring physicians' uncertainty and over-investigation (to reassure referring clinician and patients), but they were statically significant for all six listed causes of unnecessary investigations.