Sentence examples for consider citing from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Duncan does not at least show up to exercise his Fifth Amendment rights, Mr. Greenwood said, the subcommittee would consider citing him for contempt of Congress.

Perhaps before he assigns homework to his nation's budding poets, he should consider citing a band whose lyrics rise above the Arctic Monkeys': She'll be sayin' use me Show me the jacuzzi — Jenna Krajeski.

Perhaps before he assigns homework to his nation's budding poets, he should consider citing a band whose lyrics rise above the Arctic Monkeys': She'll be sayin' use me Show me the jacuzzi —Jenna Krajeski In the U.S., we're unlikely to read about Charles Simic on Page Six, but British gossips apparently take a healthy interest in poetry.

Perhaps before he assigns homework to his nation's budding poets, he should consider citing a band whose lyrics rise above the Arctic Monkeys': She'll be sayin' use me Show me the jacuzzi — Jenna Krajeski Jenna Krajeski has contributed to Harper's, The Nation, and Virginia Quarterly Review, and was a 2016 Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan.

While you are waiting for your checked MS to be returned, I therefore hope that, where appropriate, you will consider citing a few relevant XXXX articles in this current manuscript, especially from 2012 and 2013.

The technique is also similar to the Shotgun algorithm from Patsy Babbitt's lab and implemented in some of our own software, which the authors might consider citing (although the approach is straightforward and has likely been independently invented many times).

Ms Brooks's former Pentagon boss, Michèle Flournoy, has asked not to be considered, citing family pressures.

Mayor Kelly said he considered citing the village's 1934 ban on keeping fowl to stop another resident from feeding the pigeons.

A number of papers have been suggested by the reviewers, all of which should be considered, cited and discussed carefully.

He had pushed Motorola Mobility to consider a deal, citing the value of its patent portfolio.

The final version of the report also includes more reasons such attacks may not be considered genocide, citing Rwanda's willingness to take back hundreds of thousands, if not more, Hutu refugees.