Object

• example: Neil Postman cites another example which is perhaps more closely related to our discussion.

• passage: In our terms, some of the Old Testament passages cited are clearly taken out of context.

• article: Here are two of the relevant paragraphs from the cited article.

Preposition: as

• influence: He was encouraged and tutored throughout his school career by local head-teacher and singer Kenny Mackenzie whom James cites as a major influence.

• example: For example, bullying is cited as an example of a problem to be addressed by the Commissioner.

• evidence: However, this is not necessarily a bad thing because VAT registration is often cited as further evidence of self employment.

• barrier: Health and safety legislation was also cited as a barrier to employing women in certain jobs.

• factor: Car emissions are cited as a major factor that contributes to global warming.

Modifying Another Word

• often: The benefits that people often cite for CSS are actually down to the HTML.

• commonly: The most commonly cited reason for retention problems was a perceived lack of career progression.

• therein: All other trade marks, product names and company names or logos cited therein are the property of their respective owners.

Preposition: in

• footnote: See " Lesson of Iraq's Mass Murder " cited in footnote 46.

• bibliography: Book recommendations - I have most of the tomes cited in the bibliographies and am anxious to add to the pile.

• text: References: References should be cited in the text of the paper.

• article: These partners have been cited individually in the article.