Sentence examples for was cited only from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fesselmann originally requested to have his full name kept out of media reports, and was cited only as Wilfried F. by The New York Times in a previous article.

The average American paper was cited 14.3 times between 1998 and 2008, whereas the average Chinese paper was cited only 4.6 times, about the same as papers published in India and less than those published in South Korea.For science's aristos, then, much of this suggests the tumbrels await.

Don't dismiss it completely; Gregor Mendel's work was cited only three times, criticized, and ignored for 35 years before his discoveries in genetics were recognized in the field of science.

But per-instance violations can be cited only where the agency has specific standards.

Officials from both agencies said the club had been cited only for minor violations.

At its base is a "watch list" of substances which, though strategic, have been cited only once.

And records from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration show that the company has been cited only once since 1998 for a safety violation.

Sitting in his windowless office, a man who insists on being cited only as a "senior Western intelligence officer" thinks Kabul's chattering class (not least the cohort of journalists who have realised the bleaker their copy the more prominent it is in newspapers back home) has become too depressed and is thus ignoring some areas of progress.

This nationalistic sally broke all the rules of European Union behaviour, which dictate that the war may be cited only to highlight the miracle of post-war reconciliation.Yet when it comes to Poland's recent failures in Brussels, crass and amateurish are the epithets that matter more.

Out of 4 million cases he studied, 400,000 weren't cited at all, and 773,000 were cited only once.

The controversy in the UK over the fundamentalist-driven schools founded by automobile sales magnate Peter Vardy is cited only in the context of the approval they gained from then-Prime Minister Tony Blair (2002).