Sentence examples for subsequently cited from inspiring English sources

Some restaurants are subsequently cited.

The Second Circuit subsequently cited this language in the Back decision.

Davies was subsequently cited and suspended for seven weeks for foul play.

Mr. Lemus's lawyers subsequently cited Mr. Bibb's admission in a motion, later denied, to have the case dismissed.

Burger, the flanker who won his 50th cap on Saturday, was subsequently cited and banned for eight weeks.

Pinckney's death pricked the consciences of his colleagues, who subsequently cited his work for racial harmony as they debated pulling down the battle flag.

These people may then subsequently cite it for any of the usual reasons one cites a paper, such as paying homage, providing background reading, or noting corroborating or disputing claims ([15] provides a summary of research into citation behavior).

Yet, few authors subsequently citing Berg note the self-reported nature of these data.

The sentence "In terms of scientific writing, a researcher likely reads many papers over the course of several months, and one that is distinctive and stands out from the rest is more likely to be subsequently remembered and later cited when the researcher is writing their own manuscript".

In terms of scientific writing, a researcher likely reads many papers over the course of several months, and one that is distinctive and stands out from the rest is more likely to be subsequently remembered and later cited when the researcher is writing their own manuscript.

Our concern in such contexts is always normative rather than explanatory but the reasons we decide to act on in such contexts may subsequently be cited in explanation of what we do, at least in cases where we succeed in conforming our actions to the decisions in which our deliberation issues.