Sentence examples for cites which from inspiring English sources

The first provision ADS cites, which requires that Aladdin use its reasonable best efforts, clearly applies only to Aladdin's efforts.

The latest analysis Ms. Sommers cites, which shows young women outearning young men, needs to be viewed with a skeptical eye.

Some of them — which Russ Whitehurst, an analyst at the Brookings Institution, has raised — concern the applicability and scaleability of the early interventions that Heckman cites, which were small programs enacted several decades ago.

But there are two main ways to measure employment and jobs, and it is by only one measure — the one that Mr. Perry cites, which relies on surveys of company payrolls — that the trend of late in Texas has been positive.

Although I'd suspect most texting is one-on-one, or within small groups, rather than the "40 friends" example he cites (which sounds a lot more like #spam).

This talk includes a lot of poetry, and the speaker has been kind enough to prepare a handout of the lines he cites, which you can find by clicking here.

This makes it easy to see that biology sources are most heavily cited, which is unsurprising.

Numerous authorities have been cited which, it is supposed, are in conflict with the views we have expressed.

Another example he cited, which extends well beyond MIT, is the FIRST robotics competition for elementary and high school students.

Regardless, the charter is not the document you wanted to cite, which should have been the European Convention on Human Rights CHRR).

Two illustrative examples are cited which prove that these two MCDM methods can be effectively applied to solve the real time material selection problems.