Sentences with phrase «refers to something»

This refers to something with even odds or less, going as low as 1 percent.

It refers to something that can not be considered current — like ordinary resume building ways.

Although «health rider» is not really a term of art in the US life insurance market, in other places it refers to something like a critical illness policy that is annexed to a life insurance policy.

The Holy Grail of pens is always going to be uniquely personal, but it typically refers to something that is close to unattainable, either because of price or because it is ridiculously difficult to find.

Indeed it would require good luck to get across to those not interested in learning it that a statement that a trend is not statistically significant refers to something very different from a statement that something isn't significant or didn't occur in a significant amount.

That means the notion of fact in that context simply refers to something for which there is some evidence basis.

Even if we granted that it refers to something, that AGW might lead to dire outcomes for the human race is not a premise, nor a conclusion of a scientific argument, but a pragmatic consequence of inaction.

While «consensus messaging» refers to something like an action, «cultural cognition» only posits something about cognition.

An analogue refers to something similar in function but of dissimilar evolutionary origin.

Michael Auping: Jasper's Dilemma refers to something that Jasper Johns said.

Practically everything in the story — from the characters to the items, and even the scenery — refers to something from my childhood.

In general, it's accepted that «filler» refers to something added to a canine diet to bulk it up without adding much in terms of nutritional value.

If you tell her to «fetch ball,» and have set aside a ball, even if she's never seen that specific ball before she'll understand that the word «ball,» for her, refers to something round and bouncy.

In his books and seminars, Mark Douglas often refers to something he calls the «profit gap».

Investment risk refers to something going wrong with the company issuing securities or with the securities (e.g., dilution).

It also refers to something that is placed into the custody of a neutral third party.

In contrast to most markets where the term «SUV» refers to something that is big, brawny and can spin the world the other way around, our market has an unconventional definition.

So, contrary to popular usage of the phrase, a «steep learning curve» refers to something which actually requires relatively little time to learn.

Chaos mainly refers to something that evolves over time.

Charming in the Grant stylebook refers to something he does as a conscious act, and what is remarkable here is that Grant is — well, likable.

If your profile name refers to something sexual, please pass me by My name is Ginger.

Somatic refers to something related to the body, as distinguished from the psyche.

Not to be condescending myself, but condensation refers to something ENTIRELY different with respect to this topic.

It refers to something very dirty and bad.

When one refers to something, their mention of that thing is called a «reference».

In that case, the «social» in «social justice» refers to something that emerges not organically and spontaneously from the rule - abiding behavior of free individuals, but rather from an abstract ideal imposed from above.

Insofar as the word nature refers to something as it exists by itself, it is contrary to the Johannine affirmation that not a thing came into being without Christ the Logos.

Therefore this communion is the meaning of history when «meaning of history» refers to something that is going on in history which is of supreme importance for the human level of existence.

This is a criticism very difficult to sustain, for it refers to something beyond rationalization and, thus, beyond what can be expressed in a rationalistic argument.

When Genesis talks about Adam (and all of Adam's descendants) bearing the image of God, it refers to something other than our physical appearance.

An «abomination» as we have called it refers to something that is unclean, that makes no statement on its morality.

So for this reason, it seems that handing a person over to Satan for the destruction of his flesh refers to something else.

«Starting a business is like nurturing a sports talent» (referring to something I know everyone has done).

The term turnkey is usually used to refer to something that is ready for immediate use and is generally applied...

Quiet time, devotional time, prayer time, personal time — whatever you want to call it, most of us are referring to something similar: a regular time when we seek to meet with...

You mean the president who has to put up with your philosophical beliefs, but you can't put up with him referring to something he believes in.

First, note that both texts seem to refer to something that happens to people after they die.

The word used for «circle» in this case would refer to something the shape of a coin, not a ball.

In English we expect a sentence beginning with these words to refer to the previous sentence and reach it's logical conclusion, and many times this is how Paul uses οὖν, but unlike English it can implicitly be referring to something he was talking about earlier and then reach the conclusion.

I think when you use it, you are referring to something that is different than I mean when I use it.

Metaphors refer to something other than themselves to the Kingdom of God, which, itself is a symbol.

But liberal pluralism can refer to something more modest, a political system and civic tradition that recognize the limits of law and accord room for dissent and deviance.

Sugar, in English refers to a real, literal sweetener, yet we use the same word «sugar daddy» to refer to something else.

«4 This vague sense of interpenetrating processes constitutes the raw material out of which adverbial perception arises and is the basis for our naive confidence that our perceptions refer to something «real» in the external world.

Realization must be considered as a deed of something; it must be referred to something which is acting.

Are the two synonymous or is Paul referring to something different with each word?

Both are referring to something that has happened to them, not to someone else or to modern man in some generalized sense, and they are willing to admit it.

Then there are those cases where the terminology for «destruction» need not refer to death, but could refer to something else, such as being forced to leave the land or make the decision to join forces with the Israelites.

However, when we refer to something as evil, boring, or gross, this is not usually misleading or inaccurate.

«mythology» is an interesting word... people often use the word «myth» to refer to something that is false.