Sentence examples for than referred from inspiring English sources

What matters more is that covert operations are authorised externally, and preferably by a judge, and that those decisions can be challenged in the courts, rather than referred only to the investigatory powers tribunal, where there is no further appeal.

The Times Literary Supplement commented, "French Provincial Cooking needs to be read rather than referred to quickly.

The Times Literary Supplement wrote, "French Provincial Cooking needs to be read rather than referred to quickly.

8 11 Prior studies have noted that clinical trial participants are generally younger and healthier than referred and registry patients.

In addition, referred men tended to have a higher probability of cancer than referred women [ 35, 36].

Patients who bypassed the fast-track pathway were more likely to have either none or more than two X-rays than referred patients.

Referencing — rather than referring to — is probably here to stay.

(The Blochs would sooner have renounced air travel than refer to it as Reagan National).

Rather than referring to Tuesday night's premiere, ABC cut to commercials, then resumed "After the Final Rose".

To the Editor: "Going to Marseilles," by Julia Chaplin (Aug. 14), mentions the Bar de la Marine with little comment other than referring to a "jumped-up D.J".

It's easy to get enthusiastic about design because, like talking about the future, it is more polite than referring to white elephants in the room.