Sentence examples for cited much from inspiring English sources

It's not a text that is cited much today.

Some reports cited much higher death tolls -- with dozens killed -- but those were impossible to verify immediately.

The second most common source is local newspapers, which were cited much more frequently than national or big-city papers.

For all the money spent on R.& D. in China, Chinese scientific papers are not cited much abroad and Chinese patents are filed at a low rate internationally, suggesting that they are less than revolutionary.

Rather, these women frequently cited much subtler challenges to navigate.

It found that copying text from other papers is more common in some nations than others, but the outcome is generally the same for authors who copy extensively: Their papers don't get cited much.

Dr. Hoving and Dr. Robison, writing in The Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciencess, cite much evidence.

But many widely followed economists are citing much lower figures for job creation.

In making those statements, administration officials relied on estimates by the Congressional Budget Office, without citing much higher cost estimates by the Medicare actuary.

Kennedy responded by rummaging through his years at the Justice Department for accomplishments to cite, much the way Mrs. Clinton has engaged in a reclamation project from her years as first lady, although without the advantage of having Cabinet experience.

On October 3rd, the London Spectator, citing much of the same information, published an overheated account of the September 6th raid, claiming that it "may have saved the world from a devastating threat," and that "a very senior British ministerial source" had warned, "If people had known how close we came to World War Three that day there'd have been mass panic".