Sentence examples for cited in either from inspiring English sources

None of those decisions was cited in either opinion.

The prose in the Ghiuselev book is more fluent than that in the Grimly, though no translator is cited in either.

All creditable parties to this debate recognize a group of experts designated as "climate scientists," whom they cite in either support or opposition to their claims about global warming.

Many of the people cited in it either would not comment or did not respond to messages seeking comment.

As Bagley notes, the threat was so well hidden that not a single state cited it in either deciding or refusing to establish an exchange.

Suppose that the scientists who will cite your studies will cite them in either format, either the long article or the pair of shorter articles.

Earthquake magnitudes cited in this review are either moment magnitude (Mw) or JMA magnitude (Mjma).

Analyses of age differences in primary cervical screening attendance suggest that older women are less likely to cite difficulties in either making an appointment or finding time to attend screening, but may have a lower perceived risk of cervical cancer (Waller et al, 2011), which may lead to delayed attendance.

The Anglund line is still cited in places as being either an old Chinese proverb or else, improbably, a motivational quote by the former Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz.

According to the same database, no published Florida decisions (state or federal) have relied on Hubbard-Hall or Campos, the cases cited in Stanley, for that purpose, either.

Six have been cited in the playoffs.