Sentence examples for being cited by a from inspiring English sources

But Britain's decision already is being cited by a growing chorus of experts, including prominent bankers and economists, who want the United States to pursue a similar approach.

But studies that were available until recently on the Internet are being cited by a variety of others as reason to worry.

Our eight-year-old son had his first taste of hospital life over Washington's Birthday, and also his first taste of notoriety, being cited by a New England daily as one of "four who took advantage of Saturday's snowfall to break a leg while skiing".

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, March 3 , 1956P. 23 Our eight-year-old son had his first taste of hospital life over Washington's Birthday, and also his first taste of notoriety, being cited by a New England daily as one of "four who took advantage of Saturday's snowfall to break a leg while skiing".

The report being cited by a number of publications is based on 9to5Mac's blog post, which refers to an email sent in by a tipster.

The Post said it would not, at present, rate the accuracy of the SIGAR claim, which is now being cited by a number of top presidential candidates.

Sometimes it's invoked by a Democratic blogger; sometimes it's cited by a Republican.

Narco-trafficking – despite government claims and media echoes – was cited by a mere 14.6%.

A father of eight, he has been cited by a judge for failing to provide child support.

(The book was cited by a character in a recent episode of the AMC series "Mad Men").

That title has obviously been cited by a lot of people as the first game that made them cry.