Sentence examples for but also cite from inspiring English sources
They cite Alan Partridge as their "touchstone" but also cite the late John Sullivan's Dear John, The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin and Fawlty Towers as influences.
Author response: we have included a few words to that effect but also cite new references that, we believe, add credibility to the hydrothermal vent scenario (refs. 75, 76).
Data regarding the role of immunotherapy in atopic CRS patients was also reviewed systematically by DeYoung et al. These authors elucidated some improvements in both subjective and objective measures of CRS, but also cite the lack of high level evidence, opening the door for prospective study of this question.
Writer deals mainly with the General Motors meetings, but also cites those of the Pittston Co.& the Kennecott Copper Corp.
On Tuesday, Mr. Trump not only embraced their views, but also cited the work of the liberal Economic Policy Institute by name.
Mr. Peil estimates the cost savings at more than 30percentt, but also cited greater speed and flexibility in its operations.
The Associated Press said the health ministry was reporting that 88 people had been killed, but also cited a doctor saying 108 had died.
In a resolution adopted at the group's 2010 annual convention, the N.A.A.C.P. hailed its partnerships with beverage companies but also cited the foundation's research showing that higher prices can drive people to eat fewer unhealthy foods.
In striking down those provisions, the judges drew on the Supreme Court's ruling on the Arizona law but also cited a wider range of high court decisions concerning the balance between states and the federal government on immigration.
Along with Chicago, the report singles out St .Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis and Cincinnati as being at risk, but also cites public health research predicting more heat waves in towns and cities throughout the Midwest and Northeast.
This means that it not only defined the words but also cited their earliest known uses, drawn from what the first volume of that first edition, published in 1888, called "all the great English writers of all ages".
