Sentence examples similar to cited a degree from inspiring English sources

In the remaining seven patients, in which the anaesthetist cited a higher degree of preventability, poor management of peri-operative rapid atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, and hypotension were cited.

[PNC 140433] Over a fifth of the respondents cited a certain degree of fear of partner's rejection and/or negative reactions.

Lenders justify the higher rates of bridge loans, when compared with home-equity loans, by citing a higher degree of risk.

Judith cited a classic "point".

(The project lists more than 350 active editors, many of whom cite an advanced degree under the header "medical qualification").

And in the words of L. Rafael Reif, the president of M.I.T., whom Mr. Friedman cites, an M.I.T. degree will remain as it is today — "connected with bricks and mortar".

Of those who chose the pre-heated tomato, almost all cited a "more tomato-y" taste -- though to different degrees.

He cited a study showing that a seat reclining 40 or more degrees allowed for better sleep.

He cited a medical issue.

He cited a historic precedent.

In what World Bank President Jim Yong Kim acknowledged was a "doomsday scenario," a new bank study cited the 4 degree increase as a threshold that would likely trigger widespread crop failures and malnutrition and dislocate large numbers of people from land inundated by rising seas.