Sentence examples for scarcely cited from inspiring English sources
Nation-wide household surveys were scarcely cited in the health systems strengthening proposals even though they provide data not only on immunisation coverage but also on household and system characteristics that may be related to the uptake of vaccination.
The use of citric acid as crosslinking agent for β-CD had been extensively reported for cotton for diversified functionalities (Aly et al. 2004; Fahmy 2004; Martel et al. 2002b; Ramchandran 2009; Dehbadi et al. 2014; Kasprzyk et al. 2010; Fouda and Fahmy 2011) but the use of β-CD CA as a host for mosquito repellent finishing has been worked and cited scarcely (Samanta et al. 2016).
While one has been the center of intense legal struggles, the other has often been cited as no less discriminatory but scarcely challenged in courts.
In the same essay cited above, Freud writes that "psychoanalysis does not try to describe what a woman is that would be a task it could scarcely perform but sets about enquiring how she comes into being, how a woman develops out of a child with a bisexual disposition" (Freud 1968 [1933], 116).
In further evidence I cite the once slender soldier who now scarcely ever exercises, and the tricky heartbreaker named Lisa.
Economists say the phenomenon is scarcely confined to nations with explicit industrial policies and cite the history of agricultural subsidies in America or military procurement practices.
He cites Henry Friendly, a federal judge, who wrote that "it can scarcely be deemed unreasonable for a state to decide that perpetrators of serious crimes shall not take part in electing the legislators who make the laws".
"To me, it's scarcely believable that I follow in the amazing footsteps of so many great editors," Abamson told us, citing former editors such as Turner Catledge, who served as Editor during the height of the Civil Rights Movement.
Many cite safety concerns.
