Sentence examples for be cited on from inspiring English sources
If we allow Facebook and Twitter to be cited on air, it's opening a Pandora's box.
The celebrated 1998-2001 Yanks, who barely missed a fourth consecutive championship last fall, could in fact be cited on either side of the argument.
If we allow Facebook and Twitter to be cited on air, it's opening a Pandora's Box – other social networks will complain to us saying, 'Why not us?' " Quite.
Diana Blithe, a biochemist who oversees contraception research for the National Institutes of Health, the federal agency for medical research, said the possibility of an effect on implantation should not be cited on the labels.
Early use of those initials is in a 1984 U.S. Court of Appeals decision holding that finely ground bits of bone need not be cited on certain food labels.
You can take your pick between Steven F. Hayward's book "Greatness Reagann, Churchill, and the Making of Extraordinary Leaders" or President Bush himself saying, "We are finding and dealing with the terrorists, drawing tight what Winston Churchill called a 'closing net of doom.' " But Churchill can be cited on both sides of many arguments, often misleadingly.
The argument often ends up as a battle over statistics – numbers of children being educated in Africa being cited on one side, numbers of pensioners going without heating on the other.
Less than half of these studies from low and middle-income countries were cited on PubMed; even for reports in English one third were not available in PubMed.
It is cited on numerous Web sites, and in articles, videos, and training materials, which quote one another in circular arguments.
It's possible to have superscript numbers on one page that are out of order if a source was cited on a previous page.
