Sentence examples for cites further from inspiring English sources
*Fan Xiao's theory was published in Chinese National Geographic under the title "The Big Wenchuan Earthquake: Underground Mystery," which was critiqued by Roland Soong, who cites further online discussion about it at xys.org; from where I sit in Beijing, those articles are blocked.
The company already has subsidiaries in Switzerland, France, Great Britain, the US, the Netherlands, Austria, Spain, Italy, and Sweden, but the press release cites further international expansion as the main driver for the additional fundraising.
The study cites further research that claims premenopausal black women are at a lower risk for chronic diseases than whites or other racial groups, but after age 40, the risks increase.
Downey (2001 499) cites further unpublished work which apparently confirms this pattern for family size effects on investments in education.
Reconstruction Audit Cites Further Fraud in Iraq A new audit of American financial practices in Iraq expands on previous findings of fraud, incompetence and confusion as the American occupation poured money into training and rebuilding programs in 2003 and 2004.
But Mr. Towns cited further issues.
Hours later the Met retracted this claim, citing "further discussions with Bethnal Green Academy".
In explaining its decision, the Fed cited further evidence of a much-needed slowing of economic growth.
Some scientists cite further evidence from studies of subjects with schizophrenia and autism: in both cases, contagious yawning is diminished, though spontaneous yawning remains intact.
However, on June 24 , 2005 citing further abuse, she requested and received a temporary order of protection from the Queens Family Court, whereby Malakov was ordered to stay away from her and Michelle or be liable to criminal prosecution.
Stephen M. Wagstaffe, the San Mateo County chief deputy district attorney, said Mr. Chen's computers had not yet been searched and he cited "further consideration" of the legal issues brought up by Gawker.
