Sentence examples for cited areas from inspiring English sources

One of the most frequently cited areas for improvement was self-awareness.

While the decline was not as steep as expected, economists cited areas of concern.

On Thursday and Friday, after Mr. Obama's speech, Republicans cited areas where they thought there could be agreement.

We can simplify this definition by observing that all three cited areas are types of being: objective reality obviously is, but so is knowledge, and so also are meaning, consciousness, value and proof, for example.

A recent report by the Centre for Social Justice, a thinktank set up by Iain Duncan Smith, cited areas like Port Clarence on Teesside and Camborne in central Cornwall as "charity deserts" where the state was dysfunctional and there was no charitable sector to plug the gaps.

The most cited areas in the literature include chemistry, chemical engineering, pilot plants, and plant operation.

Mr. Brahimi appeared to go out of his way in his presentation to cite areas of agreement with recent steps taken by the American administrator in Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III.

After Cambodia made an unprecedented effort to improve its worker standards -- in order to win greater access to the U.S. apparel market -- Unite still opposed increases in Cambodia's quota, citing areas where Cambodia wasn't perfect.

Preserving sections of old New York can actually spur economic renewal, they say, citing areas like TriBeCa, where the designation of a new historic district in 1992 accelerated the area's transformation into one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods.

Specifically, the program is seeking B2B startups, citing areas such as payments, security, and the cloud — emphasising the opportunity to build a bridge between existing enterprises and the upstarts accepted into the accelerator.

They cited 16 areas of agreement.