Sentence examples for frequent citation from inspiring English sources

Leaf 17 (pp. 33-34), not counted by A. Artaria, is a fragment, with three-fourths of the original torn away (resulting in the frequent citation of 55 unnumbered leaves for the sketchbook).

The fuzziness of Mr. Brady's prospective budget seemed obscured by a predictable deference to the private sector; deriding of big government; calls for medical malpractice and workers compensation reform; and frequent citation of ferreting out unspecified "waste, mismanagement, fraud and abuse".

("Attorney General Cuomo Expands Historic Health Insurance Reform," read one news release).. His frequent citation of his place in history, according to rhetoricians, provides a frame for how he hopes the public in New York and across the country will view him — as someone who turned a dysfunctional state capital from a place of corruption to competence.

Evidence of this may be seen in Judah's frequent citation of biblical passages to support philosophical principles and vice versa.

They are commonly invoked, for instance, whenever anyone feels that our government is acting inhospitably thus their frequent citation in contemporary debates over post 9/11 immigration policy.

We conducted a reanalysis of the following potential confounders that might mediate an association of discrepancies with retraction status: Time (because the rate of retraction of literature may have changed over time) Citations (because more frequent citation might signify greater scrutiny) Journal impact factor (because retraction has been associated with a higher impact factor).

The frequent citations of minutiae from surgical journals petered out, and he dropped the erudite, professorial discourses that once seemed so integral to his professional persona.

Despite frequent citations of a positive association between impulsivity and violence in persons with psychosis, conflicting findings in the research literature elicited this systematic review.

If one name or acronym is clearly dominant, with more frequent citations than all other names, we adopt it as the common name, as in the cases of HIPP, MOPP, HICAP, and MOLAX interneurons.

The program is supposedly aimed only at repeat criminal offenders, but the most frequent citations that could lead to banishment are all minor nonviolent offenses or time-and-place violations.

Furtado decided to include him because she and Nash are both from Victoria, British Columbia, and due to frequent citations of basketballers in songs, she decided to "give him the props".