Sentence examples for beginning citing from inspiring English sources

Green explained that the company's goal has been to "improve how transportation works" from the very beginning, citing a childhood growing up in traffic, trying to figure out how to avoid traffic, as a motivating factor.

He would not say exactly where the national rollout will begin, citing competitive concerns.

As early as 1997, some benefit plans had begun citing abuse of OxyContin as an excuse not to pay.

Soon, though, Secretary of State John F. Kerry and Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, began citing Doctors Without Borders' findings as justification for military intervention, just as the group had feared.

And he did not say that on 'Saturday Night Live.' " Mr. Romney's figure of 92.3 percent is one his campaign began citing earlier in April.

As growing numbers of elderly consumers begin citing such legislation to undo contracts or get refunds, some companies and executives are warning of possible repercussions.

Looking back over 2007, Mr. Crocker said Iraq was ending the year "in a substantially better place than where it began," citing the reduction in violence in particular.

The city has logged more than 60 complaints from Parkchester residents since August 2003, and began citing the company for air pollution violations the next month.

And he also points out that the Irish budget has come under strain since the crisis began, citing the 200,000 increase in those seeking jobseekers benefits.

The state threw in more than $1 million, and Gov. George E. Pataki began citing surrounding Warren County in his speeches about economic breakthroughs.

In time, the Qaddafi government began citing Mr. Qaid to show that some Islamist prisoners were reforming — though it did not release him until the beginning of last year's uprising.