Sentence examples for why we refer from inspiring English sources

The expert is the attorney; that's why we refer to him as learned counsel.

The definition and amount of required capital is set independently by the banking regulator, which is why we refer to it as regulatory capital.

This is why we refer to microvessels rather than capillaries).

"It is also important to explain why we refer to Autopilot as 'beta,'" Musk continued.

This is why we refer to MF, ZF, and S-MMSE as single-cell schemes.

The technique is similar to shot peening except that shots are not used and that is why we refer to it as shotless peening.

"There was disbelief because he hit it and that's why we referred it.

This is why we referred above to subjective welfare.

Prior said: "There was disbelief because he hit it and that was why we referred it.

Why do we refer to grown women as girls?

The organizations that became the first Western universities, schools that sprang up in Paris and Bologna, were in part an outgrowth of ecclesiastical institutions, and their teachers asserted their authority by sitting, like bishops, in thrones — which is why we still refer to professorships as chairs — and speaking in a prescribed way, about approved texts.