Sentence examples for to refer future from inspiring English sources

Overall, the transition records met PCP needs, made PCPs more willing to refer future patients, and were often used by PCPs for reference.

Population Projections for Japan released by the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research in Japan were used to refer future population.

"This thing of darkness" is what Prospero calls Caliban at one point in "The Tempest," but the phrase is used by Mr. Lucas to refer to the future.

Hassell had told me that in rehearsal with Doran, there's a lot of textual analysis, but he forbids actors to refer to the future.

But in ordinary language it is different, for there the term 'he' is meant to refer to the future Antichrist.

It was taboo back then to refer to those future installations as "permanent bases".

However, at least for literary Greenlandic, these suffixes have been shown to have other semantics that can be used to refer to the future via the strategies just described.

It even appeals to evangelical Christians who use the phrase "Generation Joshua" to refer to a dominionist future.

While we can know the particular identities of both previously and presently existing people, we are normally not in a position to refer to specifically identifiable future persons.

Articles were excluded in which the term 'scenario' was used only to refer to a possible (future) event [ 31, 32].

However, the study does give researchers an extensive, systematically catalogued list to refer to when conducting future studies aimed at analyzing the potential risks and human health effects associated with exposure to phthalates.