Sentence examples for mostly cites from inspiring English sources

The ZDnet post mostly cites a Phys.org post which cites the original article by Stephens et al. (2013), and as is usually the case with most scientific reporting these days, a lot of nuance gets lost in this process.

Max Egremont is a historian, not a literary scholar, and he is occasionally a little tone-deaf to the verse, which he mostly cites in snippets, as signposts to what was going on in the life.

The BabySafe Project, which includes environmentalist Devra Lee Davis, mostly cites animal studies on its website that have yet to be replicated in humans.

Analysts mostly cited the day's reports of first-quarter earnings as the buying impetus.

Some continued not to work but gave a different reason — mostly citing home or family care.

Until recently, articles about AIDS mostly cited official statistics, which are widely regarded as gross underestimates.

Every other entity refused, mostly citing privacy exemptions, though one state admitted that it was "not competent on the matter".

However, mesocarnivores are rarely appreciated for their services of waste removal, and are mostly cited in negative contexts in the literature.

Food industry experts and insiders interviewed by the authors mostly cited increased efficiency a the benefit of such audits.

Until recently, articles about AIDS in China mostly cited official statistics without much comment -- statistics that are widely regarded as gross underestimates.

Republicans, who mostly cited apocalyptic budget figures if the Senate bill becomes law, did not look thrilled or moved by the recitations of woe, or as Mr. Cantor put it, "alleged" woe.