Sentence examples for cited work from inspiring English sources

He cited work, child care issues and fatigue as reasons people stay home from the polls.

Freeman's most cited work, "On the Disks of Spiral and S0 Galaxies," appeared in 1970.

Yet despite this Vote Leave has cited work by Civitas as evidence of the independent case for Brexit and how Britain could thrive outside the European Union.

The award to Eisinger and Weinstein is particularly notable because of where their cited work, a series of stories entitled "The Wall Street Money Machine," appeared: online only.

While still at RAND, he earned a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard (1962), and an article presenting his thesis, Risk, Ambiguity, and Decision, became a frequently cited work in the field of game theory.

Highly cited work is simultaneously conventional and unconventional.

The Newton hypothesis would be supported if the top-level research more frequently cites previously highly-cited work than that medium-level research cites highly-cited work.

The results show that highly-cited work in all scientific fields more frequently cites previously highly-cited papers than that medium-cited work cites highly-cited work.

The Newton hypothesis would be supported if the top-level research is more frequently based on previously highly-cited work (papers in the 99th percentile) than that medium-level research cites highly-cited work.

Another often-cited work by Salimbene is The Twelve Calamities of Emperor Frederick II (XII scelera Friderici imperatoris), probably written in 1248.

This is the core stuff of story-telling, later refined into a writing guide by Christopher Vogler in his similarly much-cited work, The Writer's Journey: Mythic Structure For Writers.