Players who use these helmets often cite that they are lighter than field lacrosse helmets as the primary advantage.
At a February study session, Young presented a chart that council members often cite that predicts the city's pension costs going from $15 million now to more than $25 million by 2015.
Uber plans to make no changes to their onboarding process and cited that often "discriminatory, exclusionary results" come from fingerprinting.
Reid: You have worked with business leaders from many industries and cited that they often ask you how to better connect with millennials.
Low-active participants were more likely to negatively view other classmates who were more active than them, citing that such people often flaunted the fact they were more active and made people feel uncomfortable with their competitiveness (Table 3 ).
It is often cited that steroids would have little impact on enhancing a basketball player's powers.
2) It's often cited that only two other nations, Syria and Nicaragua, do not support the Paris agreement.
There is, however, another angle, not often cited, that suggests that there might have been other, more romantic pictures of Shakespeare making the rounds a few years earlier.
Mexico often cited that principle in opposing the United States embargo against Cuba and the United States role in the Central American wars of the 1980's.
On top of that, we now have people talking about how great exchange-traded funds are, often citing that they're low cost (good) and that you can trade then any second of any day (shouldn't matter).
Last week he visited a faith-based rehabilitation center for drug and alcohol abusers in Colfax, Iowa, and, in subsequent days, he often cited that campaign stop as one of the most meaningful he has made.
