Sentence examples for previously cited as from inspiring English sources

Those calls were amplified by Fox News hosts, whom the president had previously cited as influencing his decision.

The Blue Devils were previously cited as a weak No. 2 seed, but advanced to the round of 16 nonetheless.

We documented the activity patterns of small mammals and two ground-foraging bird species, as these have been previously cited as the main prey of this felid.

The New Economic Model also emphasizes the need to improve the skills of the country's workforce, which both domestic and foreign companies have previously cited as a major concern.

Knox's "Historical Relation of the Island Ceylon" — on its 1681 publication a best seller that enabled its author to begin re-establishing himself in London — has been previously cited as one of many possible sources for Defoe's novel.

The governor has also appointed a task for to examine the Stand Your Ground law, which had been previously cited as a reason that local police did not arrest Mr. Zimmerman.

In [15], as in all previously cited works, as far as the definition of the EE is concerned, only the transmit power is considered, whereas a more meaningful definition of the EE is obtained when not only the transmit power but also the power that is dissipated in the electronic circuitry of each terminal in order to operate the device is accounted for [20 25].

We felt we had to address all previously cited diagnoses as well as those not posited in the literature, even though, like Cunha, we did not think most of them were likely causes.

The cmc is influenced by previously cited microenvironmental conditions, as well as by the presence of proteins, lipids, and other detergents.

Chancellor George Osborne has previously cited Ireland as a great example to follow; bet he'd like us to forget this little gem... PM Brian Cowen, who had helped preside over the pre-crisis boom, looked a broken man, even as he declared that: "It's about growing the economy.

It previously cited GAO as the source of the report.