Sentence examples for completely citing from inspiring English sources

6 53 p.m. | Updated Oracle fixed a security flaw in its Java software on Sunday, after the Department of Homeland Security warned users to disable Java software completely, citing a security hole that allows hackers to take control of their machines.

Patton Oswalt took Conan's side completely, citing Leno's inability to do anything new with his late night show, while Conan is constantly pushing the platform in new directions.

Meanwhile, Game Trailers criticized the presentation completely, citing the plot as predictable, the characters unengaging, the lightings flat, animations stiff, lipsyncing off, forgettable music, and the voice acting as dry.

Popa [16, 17] initiated this direction of research which produced so far a consistent literature (that cannot be completely cited here) on fixed point, common fixed point, and coincidence point theorems, for both single-valued and multi-valued mappings, in various ambient spaces; see the recent nice paper [21] of Berinde, for a partial list of references.

The DNA extracted from a celloidin block of Einstein's brain 'had completely fragmented, completely denatured' (cited in Abraham, 2002, p. 230).

He went on to admit that these claims are "completely hypocritical", citing his acceptance of an honorary OBE.

The story took a hit last year when The Smoking Gun reported that much of Akon's criminal background was exaggerated or completely fabricated, citing court documents that show his only automotive offense as a 1998 bust for possession of a stolen BMW in New Jersey.

They all cited too much stress or illness in their lives to carry through with the programme and completely withdrew from the study.

In boasting about his plan to lift the highest tax bracket from $180,000 to $200,000 and abolishing the second highest tax bracket completely, he cited a school principal in Tasmania.

He said that, 31 years on, the Met was a "completely different" force, citing what he said were rigorous inquiries following the death of Tomlinson at last year's G20 protests.

Only three publications are completely left out citing each other, owed to dealing with hormones and lagoon water.