Sentence examples for cited via from inspiring English sources

Opening up more spectrum was cited, via both the coming Incentive Auction, and by boosting the amount of spectrum that is unlicensed more generally.

Last week, this video about saying no to Page 3 landed in my inbox, and it cited (via the Huffington Post via The Guardian via a battle-hardened 2005 survey) the battle-hardened statistic that 63percentt of British teenage girls aspire to be glamour models.

A model that has been specified in a formal machine-readable notation can be published and cited via a Digital Object Identifier (DOI).

You can also resort the results by Times Cited via the Sort by drop-down box to the right, above the results.

In their findings, according to the Brookings Institution teachers (which include elementary and secondary teachers) were approximately 30% more likely than those who do not work in education to work a second job (citing via The Bureau of Labor Statistics).

Meanwhile, Wunder Mobility's competitors are cited as Via in New York on the shuttle side.

Of those, the route most commonly cited was via the written word (39.0%) presumably leaflets and letters but 82 (30.7%) requested information via a website.

The VIA studies cited above have involved a variety of reference standard measures.

The delay was cited by Economic Daily News via DigiTimes and Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty.

The second relevant study cited by Larson (via her link to Pincott's Wall Street Journal article) is by Professor Fhionna Moore and colleagues at the University of St Andrews, UK.

Sometimes the lies we tell are merely an exaggeration an unwillingness to apply a fresh coat of mascara before heading out is cited as "exhaustion" via text.