Sentence examples for often cited to from inspiring English sources

There are several verses which are often cited to affirm the idea that belief only has value when freely maintained.

This marriage crisis is often cited to explain, at least partially, the rampant sexual harassment in Egypt.

The state of countries like these is often cited to illustrate the failures of development, the persistence of poverty.

That line is often cited to illustrate Holmes's deductive power and odd manners — to diagnose the detective.

And the statistic most often cited to back up this wisdom is that only half even hold a passport.

The inefficiency of those rockets, landing God knows where and upon God knows whom, is often cited to minimise the offence.

This is despite China's conspicuous recent success in settling its other land disputes, including with Russia and Vietnam a fact Chinese commentators often cite to indicate Indian intransigence.

The most often cited solution to this problem was to go instead to a local informal source, such as a traditional healer.

The verse, from the Old Testament, has often been cited to condemn homosexual behavior.

Moreover, according to the rich-gets-richer effect, successful papers are more often cited, also to raise their own success.

For instance, the often cited 'race to the $1 000 genome' [8, 9] has played an important role.