Sentence examples for cited that of from inspiring English sources

One example may be cited, that of the fallacy of illicit major (or minor) premise, which violates the rules for "distribution".

Education writer Gary Spruce refers to hundreds of similar cases, and cites that of William Crotch of Norwich who in 1778, at the age of three, was giving organ recitals.

The Public Health Agency of Canada [ 5] cited that 85% of Canadian mothers in 2003 reported some breastfeeding compared to 75% in 1994 1995.

The critic cited that "emotions of love, animus, anguish and joy dance on his face in quick succession", concluding that "Vikram lifts the role to an admirable level".

On Thursday, she cited that as one of several reasons why she was leaving.

The E.P.A. no longer endorses estimates like the one ChicoBag cited: that only 1 percent of plastic bags are recycled.

Further, the report cited that the level of support went all the way up to the Rwandan defence minister.

However, for unknown reasons, recent reports have cited that the sensitivity of SSEPs to detect neurologic deficits has decreased, in some to be less than 50%.

It has been cited that one out of hundred people suffers from this disorder [ 1].

Parents cited that the difficulty of controlling children's sugar consumption partially depended on child-related factors.

Some of the sages cited that as an example of volatility.