Sentence examples for thinking about referring from inspiring English sources

It would be very helpful, in my view, to add a paragraph that would outline in more detail when one should start thinking about referring a patient for consideration of ITDD?

Restricting attention to those with 'complicated alcohol dependence', which may be a better way of thinking about and referring to this population, has profoundly adverse consequences for both science and clinical and public health interventions.

Some participants reported good links and received adequate numbers of referrals, while others highlighted difficulties in engaging HVs: They don't understand the programme, so they don't refer in, it's really hard to get them on board, and if they've got shortages within their team, the last thing they're thinking about is referring to us.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

(2 03:20 AM) ZJ: not like, a WWII kind of war or anything (2 03:29 AM) ZJ: depends on the criteria for war (2 03 39 AM) bradass87: i was just thinking about how we refer to them as wars, commonly (2 03:53 AM) bradass87: would say that there is a "war" in mexico?

"I'm definitely thinking about Beijing," Williams said, referring to the 2008 Games.

"Come Sunday afternoon, we'll probably be thinking about it," Singh said, referring to Shinnecock.

I spend a lot of time thinking about the postmodern condition and referring to things as Kafkaesque.

"So I started thinking about the marketplaces," she said, referring to the online insurance exchanges created by the Affordable Care Act.

"We were thinking about the Whitney," said Williams, referring to Marcel Breuer's 1966 design for The Whitney Museum of American Art, a granite monolith with a single baleful window, like a cyclops's eye, regarding Madison Avenue and 75th Street.