Sentence examples for cited by over from inspiring English sources

Poverty was cited by over a third of participants (36%) as the most important reason that limited access to treatment before enrolment in the rehabilitation programme.

A human co-expression network, cited by over 300 manuscripts, generated by Lee at al., [ 15] using 60 human public datasets and over 3000 arrays also shows modularity through the hierarchical clustering and cluster enrichment in certain biological functions.

It is informative to note that while 'no local working example' was cited by over 10% of farmers as a reason for not being willing to consider growing either of these crops, the presence of a 'local working example' has also been cited by a small number of respondents as a reason for not being willing to consider growing either crop.

Regarding this, San Francisco attorney Alex Coolman has commented, "It's remarkable that Chidester's parents, and only Chidester's parents, continue to be cited over and over again by the mainstream media in their coverage of the supposed 'controversy' over the risks of Salvia divinorum".

Two men, cited by the Times, collected over $1.6 million in kickbacks last year alone.

Even so, the ability of debt-laden governments to rein in their deficits was cited as a concern by 71% of those polled – up from 61% in 2011 – while the most significant risk – cited by 72% - was over-regulation.

Xango is among more than a dozen Utah companies cited by federal regulators over the last decade for apparent violations of the law.

She adds that housing issues are among the reasons most often cited by people handing over their pets, but there are other problems.

Chandler Bigelow, who was promoted from treasurer to chief financial officer after Mr. Zell took over, was cited by the examiner for assuring the backers of the deal that the company had an opinion from Morgan Stanley that it could refinance debt in 2014.

This past Tuesday, the folks at Reuters relayed a story from The Smoking Gun concerning a South Carolina driver who was pulled over and cited by a sheriff's deputy for displaying from his truck's bumper a pair of hanging truck nuts, the now fairly familiar product that adorns many a truck driven by many a man with a wife far more permissive than mine.

Nor does the source cited by Carlyon confirm his claim that "over 20percentt of the women who married in the 1820's were pregnant," although premarital pregnancy was much more prevalent in the early 19th century than most of us would imagine.