Sentence examples for least cited from inspiring English sources

So the strongest argument for immigration turns out to be the least cited.

One surprise is that energy costs — often mentioned by supporters of the natural-gas extraction process known as "fracking" as an argument for increased energy exploration to foster creation of manufacturing jobs — actually was the factor least cited by executives.

The best research was consistently produced when scientists were working within ten metres of each other; the least cited papers tended to emerge from collaborators who were a kilometre or more apart.

Mr. Edwards, at least, cited what many Democrats had long said privately but had been unwilling to say aloud, given Fox's large megaphone: that the network is neither fair nor balanced, but tilts right.

The least cited problems are related to security configuration concerns, loss of service (albeit this is also related to compliance, which is a major problem), firewalling and interfaces.

In addition, for both respondents who stayed in academia and those who left, faculty and peer influences were the least cited reasons for picking a job.

Bands like Gossip, who became pop stars (in England, at least), cite the influence of Bikini Kill and the riot-grrrl movement.

So says BusinesWeek, at least, citing two people "familiar with the matter".

That said, Brands4friends claims to be holding its own (in the countries it operates at least), citing Google Trends search index and 250,000 shoppers per-day.

In particular, even though the authors may have substantiated their model assumptions elsewhere, the authors shall at least cite references to explain their model (1 - 9) assumptions and presenting some minimum model formulation details.

Of the reasons listed by the police for conducting the stops, one of those least commonly cited was the claim that the person fit the description of a suspect.