Sentence examples for referenced recently from inspiring English sources

Thus, we need to reconsider the principles of agile from a mobile software development view, but as original agile principles are old-fashioned, we referenced recently proposed agile principles in an article by Williams [18].

In a 2005 essay referenced recently by the Guardian, Gorsuch sneered at liberals' attempts to use the courts to advance "their social agenda on everything from gay marriage to assisted suicide to the use of vouchers for private-school education".

The supposition -- I think it was Saint Augustine that various folks on the right wing have been referencing recently -- is that from the earliest days the Churches of Europe and all their members had every right to defend themselves against murderous infidels: to torture them during the Inquisition; to kill them during various Crusades, etc; to bomb them nowadays -- to at least waterboard them.

We also performed a cited-reference search of the Murff and colleagues 19 article to learn whether it was referenced in recently published studies.

Stephanie Cutter, Mr. Kerry's communications director, said that many of the values references recently were the candidate's own ad-libbed flourishes.

Mr. De Vries said he was annoyed by Mr. Romney's repeated references recently to his father as inspiration and influence on him.

Instead, we prefer to reference recently published crystallographic analyses demonstrating that small molecules may bind multiple proteins in different types of binding sites and with distinct conformations to ultimately facilitate molecular repurposing.

Referencing the recently deceased Etta James, Mitch Winehouse said: "Long live Whitney Houston, long live Amy Winehouse, Long live Etta James.

He recently referenced Bill's affair with Monica Lewinsky and branded him "one of the great abusers of the world".

This year's section finds room for the likes of Elia Kazan's America, America, Nicolas Ray's We Can't Go Home Again and the teenybop classic Bye Bye Birdy, featuring a pouting Ann-Margret and recently referenced by an episode of Mad Men.

For example, I recently referenced comedians Amy Poehler and Tina Fey in a post about finding common ground with other Christians.