Sentence examples for been able to cite from inspiring English sources

We apologize to all authors whom we have not been able to cite because of space restrictions.

Propagandists have even been able to cite Western cyber-security experts, who (like The Economist) cast doubt on North Korea's guilt.

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".

In recent years, gays and lesbians asserting their parental rights have been able to cite a 1995 report from the American Psychological Association, which concluded, "Not a single study has found children of gay and lesbian parents to be disadvantaged in any significant respect relative to children of heterosexual parents".

If the economy falters, as it increasingly looks as if it will, it would undercut one of the few positive developments President Bush and the Republican candidates have been able to cite in appealing to the public to keep the White House in conservative hands.

The commission's inquiry shows how many individuals have been able to cite the act to negotiate better conditions or treatment from the National Health Service, all the vast machinery of local and central government and the police, courts and criminal justice system.

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.

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

I do so because being able to cite chapter and verse — especially of Leviticus — is useful for arguing about politics.

It would also be able to cite Mr. Rennert should the compound be used for something other than a residence.