Sentence examples for subject cited from inspiring English sources

Jarvie's piece, like many others on the subject, cited the University of California, Santa Barbara, as a campus where champions of trigger warnings have made significant progress.

The study, based on interviews with senior agency officials and a review of technical literature on the subject, cited several specific problems.

A more thorough investigation prompted by these questions is also justified by the fact that calcium granules or inclusion bodies similar to NB are commonly found in nature [see Ryall's excellent and comprehensive review on this subject cited in ref. 29].

A spokeswoman for Galileo, Rebecca Gray, declined to discuss the subject, citing the company's "policy of not commenting on speculation".

He offered a very confused historical analogy on the subject, citing Thomas Jefferson's opposition to the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798.

The Trust's chairman urged the Government to review the evidence on the subject, citing a number of academic publications in his response to the minister.

Today's Times article on the subject, citing the Senate historian Donald Ritchie, states that "only 5 percent of presidential cabinet nominees have been blocked or rejected by the Senate.

The UN's report Forgiveness, which looks at the psychological research into the subject, cites studies showing the importance of forgiving within personal relationships, as well as between war-torn nations.