Sentence examples for citations i from inspiring English sources

Regarding end of text citations, I told him that he did not have to put a citation after every sentence.

Instead of simply giving a list of citations, I thought it would be of interest to extract a few ideas presented from each article when appropriate.

Taking into account that we have fully recognized an increased quantity (quality) of the submitted papers (iii) and it has resulted in a higher number of accepted papers (ii), making vain the point relative to the citations (i).

In addition to rating new citations s/he has contributed, the curator can also rate existing citations (i.e., those added by other curators).

In total, 70 citations (i.e., representing approximately 6.6% of all possible citations) are observed within the conceptual and empirical research cluster and 29 citations (approximately 4.3%) are found within the model-based research cluster.

Only 11 citations (approximately 1.7%) from 9 modeling papers refer to 4 conceptual or empirical studies, and vice versa only 17 citations (i.e., approximately 1.5%) from 10 conceptual or empirical studies refer to 9 modeling papers.

"Everything in the quartet is clear as a primer," he says in "Testimony," and goes on to cite the quartet's self-citations: "I quote 'Lady Macbeth,' the First and Fifth Symphonies.

The earliest citation I can find in the Nexis databank is in a 1980 A.P. story predicting "risk to business from regime change".

After once walking around the ship three and a half times to collect a congratulatory Mile With a Smile citation, I read a lot.

The earliest Left Coast citation I can find, with the help of Fred Shapiro of Yale, is in the title of a 1977 Rolling Stone record review: "Wet Willie Left Coast Live".

I don't regret losing a day's wages, or the arrest or the "no call, no show" work citation I receive from my manager when I return to work on Friday.