Sentence examples for cites by from inspiring English sources

One study that Dr. Ming cites, by researchers at Yale, found that faculty members at research universities described female applicants for a manager position as significantly less competent than male applicants with identical qualifications.

He cites by way of example South Africa's Responsible Fisheries Alliance, formed between WWF and the four biggest fishing companies to take an "eco-systems approach" to the management of the country's fish stocks.

But the argument in favour of self-driving cars is far broader, with huge positive effects on the quality of life in our cites by redistributing our access to shared and sustainable transport.

One paragraph, for instance, calls out "jarring" inaccuracies, then cites, by way of example, a tentative hypothesis that Grigoriadis submits concerning gender dynamics and a couple of anecdotal sentences about when people do and do not use the word "bitch".

Although she is not depressive herself, she cites by way of explanation Matt Haig's recent book about the trials of depression: "He writes in his book that to write anything at all worthwhile you need to be a thin-skinned person who feels everything – but as soon as [the work] is out in the world, you have to grow the hide of a rhinoceros to cope with it.

That's because Twitter cites, by name, the method or software used to post messages.

One study cited by the A.C.L.U.

The studies cited by Raine range widely.

His post was soon cited by bloggers and news organizations.

Analysts cited by Mr. Lenschow were projecting an 11 percent drop.

Other factors cited by Mr. Brooks are not the problem.