Sentence examples for cites since from inspiring English sources
The only physics paper in the most-cited list, "Phenomenology, astrophysics, and cosmology of theories with submillimeter dimensions and TeV scale quantum gravity," has garnered 37 cites since its publication in Physical Review D last April.
While the trade of ivory has been banned under CITES since 1989, some states have been granted permission to sell their ivory stocks in the past.
The trade in ivory has been banned under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) since 1989, but some countries have been granted permission to sell their stocks in the past.
No nation has been cited since China was named in 1994.
The many things Steve Jobs made have been cited, since the news of his death, as measures of passing time.
He then expressly overruled the doctrine of "separate but equal rights" that has been cited since the Plessy v Ferguson decision of 1896 to justify the segregation.
Mr. Jordan's exit from the court is generally the main reason cited, since ratings had generally held steady through the end of his career.
This is the thinking, known in Washington as "cut and grow," that Republicans have cited since 2010 to support their push for federal spending cuts.
This case is distinguishable from the ones cited, since here we have a defensive mechanism adopted to ward off possible future advances and not a mechanism adopted in reaction to a specific threat.
The commission staff report, released Wednesday, prompted a vigorous response from the Bush administration, which had cited since 2002 an al Qaeda-Hussein link as one reason for going to war.
Even so, the government seems to view choice and competition as threats to help lever up standards, rather than virtues in themselves.The precedent of Winston Churchill who won the war, but lost the 1945 election has been much cited since Mr Blair hurled himself into the war on terrorism.
