Sentence examples for cited into from inspiring English sources
The concept crossed over from academic circles, where Dr. Salovey's research is widely cited, into the popular arena, where it can be seen on the best-seller list and can be heard on daytime chat shows.
The reasons cited into the articles related to altruism included the possibility both to benefit others and the opportunity to help science.
The staggering costs of our willful blindness include the strengthening of the very phenomenon — terrorism — that our leaders cited in dragging us into an unnecessary war that left us morally and financially bankrupt.
The Fox-Livermore numbers continued to be cited well into the 21st century, even though few historians were satisfied with them.
None of the studies cited take into account differences across states in the elasticity of the tax base by income level.
The report cited investigations into officers who allegedly confiscated inmate property to give to other prisoners as payment for assaulting those they wanted attacked.
Nearly all the studies cited took into account possible racial differences.
More than three-quarters of the morbidities cited fell into eight disease groups: musculoskeletal pathologies (21.6%), hypertension (13.6%), digestion problems (10.8%), respiratory pathologies (8.5%), heart disease (8.0%), anemia (7.0%), allergy (4.2%) and diabetes (2.8%).
The junta had cited an investigation into what it called the party's suspected links with terrorists as the reason for the restrictions.
This fact has been widely cited to call into question their piety; a more pragmatic concern is, with contacts in the Brussels underworld, how easily can terrorists get their hands on military-style weapons and explosives?
TLC said in court papers filed in Maryland, where TLC is based, that Mr. Gosselin had repeatedly violated his contract and cited his entering into a "lucrative arrangement" to appear regularly on "Entertainment Tonight" and its sibling show, "The Insider".
