Sentence examples for cited claim from inspiring English sources
A frequently cited claim published on an Internet website that several hundred studies 'document the general safety and nutritional wholesomeness of GM foods and feeds' [26] is misleading.
This position has been captured most famously by Firth's well cited claim that "you shall know a word by the company it keeps" (Firth 1957 11), but more recently shown in Hanks (2013).
Hence, for example, the often cited claim that certain equations in relativistic physics degenerate into the corresponding equations in classical physics in the limit, as velocity tends to zero.
Finally, the finding that providers of mental health services show less personal stigma in both the national and community samples is of interest given the often cited claim that stigma is high among providers.
One of McCarthy's most cited claims to historical interest, though, seems misplaced.
Colonel Qaddafi has cited claims about Mr. Qumu's past in statements blaming Al Qaeda for the entire Libyan uprising.
She dismissed cited claims from justice officers that the restraint chairs were the safest way to hold a youth.
"An order this president, under the first legal theory I cited, claims he has no legal obligation to obey".
The Brotherhood's chief spokesman, Mohammed Ghuzlan, also cited claims by the paper that the group was planning to kill Christians and assassinate public figures.
And he cited claims by his group that the smaller and lighter hybrids were less safe for passengers and drivers than the heavier Crown Victorias.
In the motion, the board cited "claims of numerous irregularities and concerted fraudulent activities related to absentee mail ballots". Two of the board's Republicans voted no.
