Sentence examples for try referring from inspiring English sources

Smith would probably argue that the word "radical" does all of Holder's heavy lifting for him, but just try referring to the Hutaree terrorists as a "radical Christian group" (which they are!) and see what kind of complaints you get.

Edie Sedgwick wore a lot of makeup and she wasn't always necessarily in her best state at all times so it didn't look perfect - try referring to a picture of her to copy or a YouTube makeup tutorial.

If for some reason you can't do either, try referring to similar works (if you're proofreading an essay, read someone else's essay; if you're proofreading a short story, read someone else's short story) and pay attention to how they word their sentences.

The dogged reporter gave it one more try, referring to two American health workers who were infected with Ebola in Liberia, returned to the United States and received ZMapp, and lived to tell about it.

Some example questions are: 'How did you try to refer overweight children to the intervention?',' What were your experiences in referring children?' 'Did you experience any barriers or stimulating factors in referring children?'.

Other examples of statements were: " It is hard to refer patients [to specialised health services] when one does not know where to look for them, and when those you try to refer the patient to does not reply to mail nor calls", "We need shorter waiting lists in secondary health care.

It was that intervention that caused the executive committee to try to refer him to Claudio Sulser's disciplinary committee.

David Elsberg, a partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan representing Mr. Blavatnik, said: "Hopefully it signals that banks need to live up to their obligations to clients, and as the court makes clear, not hide behind what they often try to refer to as industry practice".

So I would just pick the one that I think would suit the person….In fact almost anyone who had significant grief I would try and refer them because it is such a painful and significant process to get through without help.

DNs in other PHC units also expressed that it was easier to collaborate with Hälsotorg when it was managed by 'one of them', meaning a DN ""…We try to refer our patients to Hälsotorg they are not used to it but we explain that it is one of our own that will help them and the only difference is that there are no medical records.

It also helps when you try to refer to a specific role or achievement.