Sentence examples for cited view from inspiring English sources

While various cellular mechanisms have been linked to memory function, an often cited view suggests that de novo protein synthesis is an absolute requirement for the consolidation of long-term memories; hence, tightly regulated gene expression must be a key component of memory formation.

On Nov. 6, 1929, with the Dow Jones industrial average down 14 percent in little more than a week, this newspaper published a report from Washington citing "views held in high official circles here".

It also mentions that London Live "has recorded audience figures in the low thousands for some of its flagship programmes" by citing viewing figures recorded by the official ratings monitor, Barb (see here).

William Hazlitt cited a view of his work as "pictures of nothing, and very like".

Judge Walker also cited the view that a society benefits when more of its members are in stable, organized households.

Chief Financial Officer Joan Hilson cited "a view that the business environment remains challenging through the back half of the year".

Lehman, which rates LSI at "overweight," cited a view for a near-term benefit from a seasonally stronger consumer business in the first quarter of 2005 and gross margin gain from less depreciation.

Among other things, S&P cited its view that "the effectiveness, stability, and predictability of American policymaking and political institutions have weakened".

Peter Kaan Exeter The bishops have cited the views of Beveridge on voluntarism.

In particular, Kay cited the views of Sir Terry Leahy, the long-standing Tesco boss who stepped down last year.

· My mention above of the marquis reminds me that a Guardian leader a few weeks back cited the views of a Greek philosopher called Bias of Priene.