Sentence examples for citing again from inspiring English sources

MbZ voiced disdain for al-Jaafari, citing (again) his concerns over the Prime Minister's ties to Iran.

Earth Open Source authors take issue with the decision by the European Commission to place higher priority on reviewing other pesticide ingredients first under the new EU regulations, citing again the flawed studies as the rationale.

Just a few days ago, in Congress, Tea Partiers and their pals were signing up 93 co-sponsors up for a bill to repeal the thing, or at least change it, to be clear that it can't and shouldn't justify citizenship for those born to inadequately documented people in the U.S. Now there's this, the decision in Perry v. Schwarzenegger -- citing again the 14th Amendment.

Citing again E & Y (2013), it disclosed that their research have shown that, although countries make significant educational investments, they are not always the educational options that foster entrepreneurship.

Preferential attachment captures the well-documented fact that highly cited papers are more visible and are more likely to be cited again than less-cited contributions (20, 21).

The paramount importance of the abortion issue was cited again and again by social conservatives this week.

As for the "strengthening" housing market Carney cited, again there are stark regional disparities.

The result in Bush v. Gore was important, but the reasoning turned out to be perishable; the decision has not been cited again by the Justices.

That ban has been cited again and again by Agriculture Department and industry spokesmen as some sort of guarantee that mad cow has not taken hold in the United States.

It was a phenomenon officials in Dr. Dean's campaigns cited again and again, as they debated the consequences of the past few days' events.

Roosevelt's "inability to recognize third-world nationalism" is cited again and again, not simply as a prejudice but as an obstacle to effective policy.