Sentence examples for cited anymore from inspiring English sources
However, I agree with the referee that some geologists may have published "dynamic Earth-like" hypotheses and ideas before 1858, that are not cited anymore.
When Thatcher declined to meet with Sarah Palin last spring, she denied Palin a publicity coup and robbed countless hacks and headline writers of a chance to drag out the only morsel of Karl Marx anyone bothers to cite anymore: the bit from "The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte" about history repeating itself first as tragedy, then as farce.
Mr. Aliquo, who now works for a boutique advertising agency, suggested that passively consuming entertainment wasn't enough anymore, citing 3-D movies, augmented reality apps and realistic video games.
She asked him not to contact her anymore, citing his inappropriate conduct the evening where he forcibly grabbed and harassed her.
It must be one of the reasons why presiding judge Ahmed Refaat announced after a long recess that he will not allow the live broadcast of the trial anymore, citing "public interest" as the reason.
Four reasons were cited for the move: – no costs anymore for copying movies on film – no physical delivery to theaters necessary – no fuss with films that are no longer needed anymore – digital movies can be played over and over without losing quality.
Frankly, it's really quite boring to hear Kim Kardashian cited as the reason why people 'don't want to live on this planet anymore'.
"All governments pay a subscription to these agencies," Reuters cited Elias Mosialos, a government spokesman, as telling Radio 9. "We, I think, do not need the reviews anymore.
He cited scheduling conflicts.
