"I cite, for example, how familiar people are with images from the Hubble telescope," he said.
(The mild Mr. Hevesi likes to cite, for example, their quarrels over the use of watershed property in upstate New York).
They cite, for example, a training manual used by recruiters in Pittsburgh whose "profile" of Kaplan students listed markers like low self-esteem, reliance on public assistance, being fired, laid off, incarcerated, or physically or mentally abused.
I'd cite, for example, the Nakamura-Steinsson paper (pdf) that uses fluctuation defense spending — which has very unequal impacts across states — to estimate the multiplier on fiscal policy (it's about 1.5).
Indeed, the phrase, theater hybrid, has been bandied about among festival organizers, who cite, for example, three linked song recitals by the soprano Sara Leonard, who spent a weekend last fall at the Yale Center for British Art and the Yale University Art Gallery to devise ways to create a fusion between art, including photographs of industrial sites, and music, from classical to electronic.
They cite, for example, the method the Obama administration used to circumvent Senate approval (which is explicitly required under Dodd-Frank) for the appointment of the head of the CFPB and the technique of funding the bureau through mandated payments by the Fed.A response by the government could come in August, an initial verdict by the upcoming election.
He cites, for example, a recent study involving middle-distance runners.
They cited, for example, the threat of osteoporosis from Vitamin D deficiencies caused by sunlight-blocking black chadors.
It cites, for example, a decision to replace bicycles with vans in the congested city of Cambridge.
He cited, for example, company picnics, dinners with employees and his insistence on first-name interactions with employees.
He cited, for example, a seemingly hard-knuckle proposal for capping pensions for city workers at about $100,000.
