Sentence examples for cites more than from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bloch cites more than 25 composers who have recently written for it.
The 2007 report on climate change cites more than 10,000 scientific papers and is more than 3,000 pages long.
Using the same criterion, the suit also cites more than a dozen major wholesalers operating in New York -- those that are the largest sources of guns that end up in criminals' hands.
As the report points out, an academic who is setting up a centre for press freedom at Sheffield University cites more than 70 UK statutes that now impinge on media freedom.
In their libel suit, which cites more than a dozen of Mr. Buttrey's accusations of fraud, Mr. Stack and Mr. Ford said they were "uttered with malicious purpose of causing injury and damage".
In his book "At Day's Close: Night in Times Past," the historian Roger Ekirch cites more than five hundred references from diaries, court records, medical papers, and literature, demonstrating that our pre-industrial ancestors slept in two discrete parcels of time.
A total of 2,151 articles were cited more than 100 times; the 50 top-cited clinical articles were published between 1974 and 2008.
Of those, 92 were co-cited more than once and 80 appeared in the list of frequently co-cited articles.
The justices have cited more than 120 dictionaries, which is suggestive of cherry picking.
(The research, which appeared in Science, has been cited more than 1,500 times).
He also cited more than 50 letters he had received on Mr. Lipsky's behalf.
