Sentence examples for able to cite a from inspiring English sources

As always, he was careful when breaking new ground to be able to cite a precedent.

By using an average, Obama is able to cite a much higher figure.

Being able to cite a clear Times policy should aid their efforts and insulate them from some of the pressure they face.

So it's good to be able to cite a report, from Julien Dokhan at AlloCiné, that he's getting to work on a new film.

Shields is able to cite a scholar, Claudia Durst Johnson, "who has published extensively" on this single book, which "readers in surveys rank as the most influential in their lives after the Bible".

Ebert was restating a claim he made five years ago that "no one in or out of the field has ever been able to cite a game worthy of comparison with the great dramatists, poets, filmmakers, novelists and composers".

When the museum refused Dame Jessica's request for an octagonal lacquer box, claiming it had been taken to Taiwan by Chiang Kai Shek in 1949, one of the curators was able to cite an article from a Japanese journal locating the piece in the Palace Museum, and it was produced.

"No one has been able to cite an example so far of him where a similarly situated minority client has been treated harshly by him," Khan said.

Mr. Schaap used to be able to cite all the members and the details of their lives.

In this course, students also created resumes and a profile on a job-seeking website and were able to cite their digital stories as an example of digital capability if they chose to.

When another Politico colleague, Annie Karni, wrote a news story about the First Daughter's networking breakfast a few days later, she was able to cite information from "more than half a dozen sources who were there".