Sentence examples for cite again from inspiring English sources

One of the central talking points of right-wing economists is that "uncertainty" caused by Obama is holding the economy back; they cite, again and again, a paper by Bloom et al purporting to find a relationship between uncertainty and jobs, with uncertainty measured via such things as article counts.

One other point: The District of Columbia--a 100percentt urban "state" that conservatives love to cite (again, incorrectly) as evidence that gun control doesn't work, actually has a lower gun death rate than 38 out of 50 states.

As we've shown previously, and now cite again in the presentation of Figure 4 in the Results for added clarity, Ypt7p alone binds HOPS with high affinity (Seals et al., 2000; Hickey and Wickner, 2010).

Yaseen Arabi, Samir Haddad, Nehad Shirawi and Abdullah Al Shimemeri Dr Kanna and colleagues cite again our findings that ICU LOS after tracheostomy was not significantly different in both groups.

Preferential attachment captures the well-documented fact that highly cited papers are more visible and are more likely to be cited again than less-cited contributions (20, 21).

The paramount importance of the abortion issue was cited again and again by social conservatives this week.

MbZ voiced disdain for al-Jaafari, citing (again) his concerns over the Prime Minister's ties to Iran.

The result in Bush v. Gore was important, but the reasoning turned out to be perishable; the decision has not been cited again by the Justices.

It was a phenomenon officials in Dr. Dean's campaigns cited again and again, as they debated the consequences of the past few days' events.

Roosevelt's "inability to recognize third-world nationalism" is cited again and again, not simply as a prejudice but as an obstacle to effective policy.

And it's concerns about the community that are cited, again and again, by those in the hot seat in "failing" schools.