Sentence examples for cited if from inspiring English sources

(Other frequently cited, if not quite current, mondegreens include, "Secret Asian man," "Chicken to ride" and " 'Scuse me while I kiss this guy").

"Experimentalists get ignored if they are right … and hugely cited if they are wrong," he writes, whereas "Theorists are ignored if they are wrong, but get a Nobel prize if they are right".

Even without invoking the "egregious violations" cited, if your chances of death are 1 in 500,000, and you happen to be that one, your risk of death is 100percentt.

The senior officer suddenly relented and said, "O.K., but you'll be cited if you're not off at 42nd Street by the U.N". Delighted, I returned to the very stern officer who had denied my entreaties with my official permission, pointing back to the car of officers, who waved their approval.

The authors will appreciate having this article cited if the software is used for other studies.

Mental properties must be cited if we want a rational explanation of mental effects.

As an example, Mr. Kerrey cites "if you tell a lesbian joke or something".

One reason not to buy it is the reason Duy cites: if the economy was so overheated in the mid-naughties, where was the inflation?

And the work of Harvard's David Hemenway is the one to cite, if only for its lapidary conclusions: "Across high-income nations, more guns = more homicide".

But the body's rules include a broad exception for national security that the Chinese could cite if the United States tried to challenge them.

Hunt cites, if he carefully does not quite endorse, the views of more left-leaning historians including Christopher Clark and Sean McMeekin who question this demonisation of Germany.