Sentence examples for were only cited from inspiring English sources

UK political risks — for example, relating to Scottish independence and EU exit — also increased in prominence, though they were only cited as a key risk by around one in seven respondents.

The paper is oriented towards the practitioner and therefore any proof that already appears in the literature is only cited.

In other situations, a neuron type may not be as broadly known, but is only cited in a single way.

A Walter Wright of Stratford was cited for marrying without either banns or license, so since Quiney was only cited for marrying without the required license it is presumed that they had posted banns in church.

Surprisingly, survivor ineligibility was only cited as a reason for 56% of these cases.

Tachycardia was only cited by 29%, leukocytosis or leukopenia by 20%, hypothermia by 14%, and tachypnoea by 9% of physicians.

Adamina et al differed from other researchers in their use of Bayesian methodology and their work was only cited by one of the four later reviews.

As this book was originally written in Norwegian, it was only cited sporadically (Hartmann 1896, Rauschning 1979, Kachlik et al. 2008a- c).

Personal interviews are only cited in the text portion of the essay and not in the works cited (reference list).

The Guardian's Nick Watt asks why they are only citing "inherently unstable" countries; what about Germany, which had a grand coalition?

To be clear, London's Evening Standard is only citing "gossips" within the city's financial district.