Sentence examples for research cited from inspiring English sources

We disagree about the role of the recession, based on our research cited by Professor Glaeser.

Those reasons are listed below, with links to the research cited.   1.

Five decades of research, cited in the 2008 documentary The End of America, confirm that torture does not work.

Research cited in the study suggest that minority youths are overrepresented at every stage of the justice system.

However, the research cited in the article focused on large, new construction stadia in suburban locations with acres of parking.

The research cited shows clearly that bullying is not simply a function of troubled children struggling with their own aggression.

Pinker and Jackendoff, in a reference to Everett's research, cited Pirahã as an example of a language that has "phonology, morphology, syntax, and sentences," but no recursion.

Only 10% of Chinese college graduates are deemed employable by multinational businesses, according to research cited by Yong in his book.

The newer research, cited by the court yesterday, argued that at the time the Second Amendment was written there was great interest in giving individuals access to firearms.

One example of such research cited in the report was of animals being used in reproductive biology experiments as part of training for researchers.

Much of the research cited in the WDR is several years old, but this is an area in which economic power shifts slowly.