Sentence examples for cited a little from inspiring English sources
But we also have some other evidence that contradicts that a little, or at least supports the other theory in that it looks like patents get cited a little bit less after they get acquired by NPEs.
In explaining his support he cited a little known fact (by perhaps anyone but him) that supporters of Sharia are beginning a campaign to have the U.S. embrace Sharia.
Mastro cited a little-used statute that entitles an American litigant facing a lawsuit abroad to pursue extensive "discovery" inside the United States.
That has riled conservative advocates, who cite a little-noticed quirk in North Carolina's Constitution that disqualifies officeholders "who shall deny the being of Almighty God".
But instead, the Trump administration, citing a little-used immigration regulation issued after Sept. 11, notified Mr. Hassoun last month that he was being declared a security risk and would be kept locked up indefinitely.
In 2010, California State University banned students on its 23 campuses from using NoteUtopia.com (since bought by Flashnotes), citing a little-known state education code prohibiting the selling of class notes for commercial purposes.
One opponent, Aravane Rezai, complained to the chair umpire during their match, citing a little-known rule covered under "deliberate hindrance" that allows umpires to award points to the opponents of players who distract by yelling.
The Butler is due to open Stateside in just six weeks, but Warner and distributor The Weinstein Company are locked in a battle for rights to the name, with the larger studio citing a little-known 1916 short in its library which has the same title.
The Trump Administration last year cited a previously little-used rule for Commerce to investigate whether imported autos and auto parts constitute a threat to U.S. national security.
He cited a group of little boxes made of metal, bronze, shell and stingray by the Paris designers Ria and Yiouri Augousti, and their new tables with semiprecious stones set into bronze.
As well as highlighting the squad's enhanced physical condition, Coman cited a combination of "little things" that have catalysed Edinburgh's upward trajectory.
