Sentence examples for suitably cited from inspiring English sources
One notices the paper [19] was not suitably cited in the key reference of [18] (not the paper [18] itself), despite the conclusions as well as the methods being very similar.
It described "a sense of hopelessness" in the care of frail and elderly patients and cited "poor professional behaviour" as well as a "lack of suitably qualified, educated and motivated staff".
Even such sentimental comedy-dramas as Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life (1946) have been cited as "noir-ish" by critics who find in its suicidal hero and bleak depiction of small-town life a tone suitably dismal for film noir.
Some practical instances are cited.
Researchers will be suitably scientific describing the limitations of their own experiments, and then will cite something as gospel truth because they read it in a magazine.
Bailey thinks so, citing as evidence the moment he silenced a jobsworth shop assistant by producing – after a suitably manipulative pause – his receipt for a defective toaster.
This article cites 391 references.
Name the survey suitably, then click Create.
