Sentence examples for today as a reference from inspiring English sources
They generally show so little interest in the Democratic opposition that the old nickname "bleeding Kansas" could be misread today as a reference to the unmistakably crimson hue of state politics.
Mr Sarkozy, on the other hand, might prefer 1995 as a reference.
A legal document was sent to McAuliffe's staff in early summer, as a reference for the meeting, and — when there was no reply — a follow-up letter.
Using 2009 as a reference year the ONS calculated the following figures: That's just under £0.83bn from cannabis and £3.6bn from other drugs - together worth £4.4bn to Britain's GDP that year.
At Fukushima Daiichi, Japan's fourth oldest nuclear plant, officials at Tokyo Electric used a contemporary tsunami — a 10.5-foot-high wave caused by a 9.5-magnitude earthquake in Chile in 1960 — as a reference point.
All of the figures have been updated by taking 2010 as a reference year.
The vertical dashed lines identify the year 2003 as a reference year, while arrows point at the year 2005.
The urbanization scenarios for various years were developed by overlaying impervious surfaces of different land use maps to 1988 (as a reference year) map sequentially.
Due to the difficult of obtaining complete load data, we choose the daily average load of typical days in different seasons (April 18, July 26, September 12 and December 19) as a reference.
In the calculation of AcD, they both took Marx and Langenheim (frontal advance model) (Marx and Langenheim 1959) as a reference to calculate steam zone size, As.
