Sentence examples for was originally cited from inspiring English sources

Peter Stott of the U.K. Met Office was originally cited as the speaker in a phone interview in the first paragraph instead of Peter Thorne of the Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites.

The creature's name was originally cited as Hapyxelor, alternately spelled Hapaxelor, but changed simply to Mussie, short for The Monster of Muskrat Lake, sometime later.

39 As Wikipedia entries are constantly changing, they may be difficult to access in the form that was originally cited by the time the work is published, reducing the reader's ability to reproduce the author's process.

Publication of our protocol [ 1] revealed that David Menkes and Johannes Thome, whose contribution was originally cited under the Acknowledgements section, had both met the authorship criteria for this journal.

While the manuscript was under review three studies which were originally cited in abstract form appeared as published manuscripts and their citations were updated accordingly although the publication date was outside of the originally specified literature search window.

Actually, Brad has been clear all along, and, in fact, I was originally going to cite him in my post, along with Paul Krugman, as a supporter of the Swedish strategy.

However, Georgelin did not elaborate on the reason why the nomination was originally blocked, simply citing a past "controversy".

(Note: On July 6, 2010, Vimeo removed the video that was originally in this post, citing copyright issues, although this video is clearly well within the limits of "fair use". To keep this video available while I try to get it restored on Vimeo, I have temporarily uploaded it to my FaceBook page and embedded it from there).

The National Theater of Prague, which was originally scheduled to stage it, cited a policy against guest actors in rejecting Ms. Havlova for a role written for her.

The former England all-rounder Peter Willey was originally invited but he declined, citing family reasons.

Nigeria last month postponed until March its presidential election, which was originally planned for Feb. 14, citing the insecurity in the country's northeast.