Sentence examples for barely cited from inspiring English sources

Barely cited in any urbanism books not written in Spanish or Catalan to this day, Cerdà finally began attracting praise from his compatriots, and even internationally, in the 1980s and 90s, when Catalan architects started revising history and recognising him – something that became "official" when the city hosted the 1992 Olympics.

She was used in this project, barely cited and never seen.

AMACR was not judged of importance according to the methodology used in [332] and it was barely cited in that manuscript.

For citation in Japanese articles, STRICTA 2002 and STRICTA 2010 were barely cited: seven articles cited the STRICTA guidelines 2002 (published in the years 2002, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2013 and 2014, respectively), and only one RCT article (2012) cited the revised STRICTA 2010.

While a slightly higher percentage of men than women will suggest they are satisfied with their current arrangements, or are studying, barely any men cite caring for children as an issue.

And that's the rosy scenario version, assuming that gross domestic product will grow 2.7% in 2008, compared with a consensus estimate of about 2.2%, and that discretionary non-defense spending will barely budge, to cite two examples.

A similar thing happened at Royal Holloway university, Surrey in 2011: a small number of students occupied one measly corridor to demonstrate against course closures and redundancies; the management barely bothered to negotiate, but cited "health and safety" and called in the police to clear away the young people paying their salaries.

While 80percentt of all cities cited cyberterrorism as a concern, barely a quarter of cities reported that their contingency plans addressed that problem.

Sections of Highway 1 were barely passable a decade ago, and Western officials have often cited the rebuilding of the road as a relative success.

The MP for Oxford West could barely keep his facial features still as the Dr Saunders cited various studies.

Richard MacManus again noted Technorati's ascension in a post this week called "Technorati for President", and cited a recent Wired Magazine article on them that barely mentioned that they have any competition.