Sentence examples for cited noted from inspiring English sources

NGOs individually can be doing a good job, but as the Times' Sontag cited noted anthropologist and physician Paul Farmer, Bill Clinton's assistant UN Special Envoy: "In the future, historians will look back and say, 'Wow, that's unfortunate.' This unfolded right under the noses of all those NGOs.

First, in my article (Fewtrell 2004) I did not suggest that the role of cofactors was a novel discovery, as evidenced by the selection of articles I cited noting such factors.

A 1995 poll by the Times Mirror Center, which Collins cites, noted that while 40percentt of Americans identified themselves as conservative, only 5percentt of journalists did.

It charges $515 for the service, though Stockdetective cites noted genetic experts who claim that DNA extraction normally costs just a few dollars.

See also cases cited, note 7, infra.

As Mr. McGeady sat on the witness stand a Microsoft lawyer, Steven Holley, accused him of fabricating parts of his testimony and cited notes from a meeting in which an Intel manager referred to Mr. McGeady as a "prima donna".

Introduction -- 1942 to 1962: civil liberties in Canada -- 1962 to 1974: origins of Canada's human rights revolution -- 1974 to 1984: the human rights revolution -- 1984 to 1998: contesting human rights -- 1998 to 2011: emerging challenges -- Conclusion -- Appendix -- Sources cited -- Notes.

After Comey was fired, news articles began to appear with details of his discussions with Trump, and in some cases the stories cited notes the former FBI director kept of those interactions.

The Times story cited notes taken by former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe at meetings with Rosenstein.

One such cited notes that it is unlikely that Children of Earth was intentionally homophobic since the writer (Davies) and lead actor (John Barrowman) are both openly gay.

One study Kolker cites notes that in 2004 the leading cause of death among prostitutes was homicide, usually at the hands of their customers.