Sentence examples for generally cited from inspiring English sources
Broadcast networks have generally cited race sponsors sparingly if they didn't buy spots.
That five- or six-year period is generally cited as the most consistently dominant any pitcher has ever had.
"He's now generally cited as the first great composer in jazz history, and I don't think many scholars would disagree," Mr. Raeburn said.
Nonetheless, a small increased risk is generally cited for these couples to account for unusual situations, such as chromosomal translocations or gonadal mosaicism, described below.
The early Christians of both the East and West generally cited and accepted as canonical the Scriptures according to the Greek version.
Incoming athletes generally cited the quality of the education as the main reason they chose to attend, with sports far from the core of campus life.
Rather than highlighting the potential revenue-generating benefits, European lawmakers generally cite two main arguments for bringing the activity aboveboard.
Historians generally cite two exceptions, both in Chicago, where candidates benefited from a home state advantage.
Korean music historians generally cite this performance as the beginning of K-pop. Lee founded S.M. in 1989.
And he generally cites private-sector employment, so that he can say 4.3 million jobs have been created.
Foreign Service officers opposed to serving in Iraq generally cite one or more of three main reasons: It is dangerous, they are not allowed to bring their families and they are opposed to United States policy in the war.
