Sentence examples for this question refers to from inspiring English sources

This question refers to replacing a faulty refrigerator in a rent-stabilized apartment.

MART JURISOO, TALLINN, ESTONIA This question refers to the recent — and ultimately successful — attempt by an established actor and director, Zach Braff, to finance a movie through the revenue-generating Web site Kickstarter.

A prime example is his chapter "A Certain Sacrifice: What Was Britney Telling Us When She Cut Her Own Hair?" As anyone who was conscious in 2007 inevitably knows, this question refers to one of that year's most notorious celebrity news stories: the night when Britney Spears marched into a hair salon and, in full view of photographers, shaved her head.

5 In wave 4, this question refers to the previous year.

Stated in less popular terms, this question refers to the generalizability of "effectiveness enhancing conditions across countries" (Scheerens, 2004, p. 10).

This question refers to social scientists in general because they all think and write about the future and because they all – economists, futurists, political or other social scientists – claim to do it in a scientific way.

This question referred to all MO-attacks, not exclusively MM-attacks, and responses were categorized as; fewer/less severe/shorter, no change, more frequent/more severe/longer duration.

The interested reader may want to refer to the literature on this question referred to in the discussion and listed in the list of readings provided at the end of this entry.

The variable "forgone care" was created as a dichotomous variable from the question "During the last twelve months, did you forgo any type of (health) care because of the costs you would have to pay?" This question referred to the above mentioned types of care.

President Ong Teng Cheong stated that in the interest of testing out the system, he wished to have this question referred to the courts for a ruling, and that he would accept as correct whatever interpretation of Article 22H was given by the court.

Those who could not help were asked "What was the reason(s) that you were not able to help that person(s)?" The three responses to this question referred to the fact that the person was already getting help or did not want help.