Sentence examples for when it was cited from inspiring English sources

He then calculated, for each of those cited articles, the number of back-issues of the journal it had been published in which were available on the web at the time when it was cited, and averaged that too.

One evaluator, for instance, did not know that 1 Liberty Plaza was in Lower Manhattan, much less adjacent to the World Trade Center, when it was cited in an application as the address of a badly damaged and long-closed workplace.

I first heard about the Lake poll when it was cited by Joe Johns on Wolf Blitzer's Sunday roundtable, and by someone -- I think it was Cokie Roberts -- on George Stephanopoulos' show.

It would be like insisting that The Economist should be Der Volkswirt when it is cited in Germany.

Today that e-mail message rarely lands in in-boxes, and when it's cited, it's mostly to show the oppressiveness of spam.

This did not necessarily mean the care team remained the same, although when it was available, it was cited as a major strength.

As well as finding this after British tests a notable 50% increase was noticed one year when there were no tests and it was cited as evidence that the previous year's hydrogen bomb tests had contaminated the majority of the world.

It's the same pesky statute that Conservatives love -- when, as in Citizens United, it's cited by Supremes on the right hand side of the court to apply to regulation-fighting corporations.

Although this section was not invoked in the exclusion of the daughters of Louis X, Philip V, and Charles IV from the throne, it took on critical importance under the later Valois (16th century), when it was incorrectly cited as authority for the existing assumption that women should not succeed to the crown.

McDonnell was keen to tell me that this was how Labour existed at its birth; "We have to transform Labour into a social movement, as it was when it was founded," citing the success of squatters, occupiers, and widespread followers that led to the development of social housing in the UK.

The two noted that the episode was "best" when "it's at its most tasteless", citing the beggar "crawling up the bottom of an obese man" as "pretty tasteless".