Sentence examples for cited widely from inspiring English sources

Make it "widely cited," "widely consulted" or "popular".

The latest figure is lower than estimates cited widely by many here in recent months.

A specialist in market sizing and forecasting, as well as pricing research and policy engagement, his research findings have been cited widely in mainstream and specialist publications.

(The new Bayreuth Festival production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, staged by Frank Castorf, has been cited widely as a notorious example of directorial excess).

In documents filed Friday in San Francisco federal court, Graham's lawyers cited widely published reports by The Associated Press that Graham "was expected to be indicted" as grounds for the dismissal.

By the end of the decade, Wimmer's work had been cited widely, and he was elected a fellow of the A.A.A.S. for the polio research that had gained him so much infamy.

"The people who'll watch it in some critical way," said Mr. Gabler, citing widely promulgated suspicions that the film demonizes its Jewish characters, "are not the people most of us are worried about".

Many reports of casualty figures either carry the disclaimer "unverified" or cite widely differing numbers for individual incidents, an example being 23 to 100 for the killings in the village of Mazraat al-Qubeir.

"I'm afraid that if our soldiers fail in this mission, we will all have to leave forever," she says, citing widely circulated videos of Islamic State jihadists beheading their enemies and destroying religious shrines.

Beinstein also cites widely criticized articles by journalist Seymour Hersh alleging that the Saudis helped establish terror organizations in Syria and protect Osama bin Laden in Pakistan. .

Welner went on to discuss recidivism among released Gitmo detainees, citing widely discredited (PDF) Pentagon statistics that claim as many as 20percentt of released Gitmo detainees have returned to terrorism.