Sentence examples for read and cited from inspiring English sources

It was widely read and cited.

A triumph, and a book that deserves to be read and cited for many years to come.

Traditional-minded scientists might be further persuaded by evidence that publication in the arXiv immensely increases the number of times papers are read and cited by other researchers.

Scott's work has impacted on thinking and practice well beyond human geography, and his work is widely read and cited in microeconomics, urban planning, public policy, media, and cultural studies.

It is hard to imagine there is a position paper or a feminist memoir that Rosen has not read and cited.

One of his insights is that a lot of what we do as professional scientists is try to accumulate credit: we want our work to be read and cited, and discoveries (like biochemical pathways) to be named after us.

They read, and cite, Benedict's books.

Perhaps Gove should attend some history lessons taught by the professionals he so belittles so that he can learn how to read and cite sources properly.

As businesses, publishers (appropriately) want to make money; to do so they need people to buy, read, and cite their journals.

Mr. Remes and other lawyers argued that they needed to be able to read and cite the documents in order to properly represent their clients, but an earlier government directive suggested that they could not do so.

This has been both positive and negative for Wodeham studies: positive, as Wodeham has remained available to those who do not have access to the manuscript tradition; and negative as it has meant that scholars often read and cite an inferior text that significantly abbreviates the original work.