Sentence examples for cited as a model from inspiring English sources
The agreement was widely cited as a model for balancing economic and environmental needs.
Their success last week is being cited as a model for others to follow -- if they can.
A very different organization cited as a model by several AIDS experts is the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.
Her steady and highly publicized rise has often been cited as a model of women's expanding role in the military.
It offers dozens of competing plans and has been cited as a model by members of both parties.
He cited as a model the way Patrón, introduced in 1989, spurred a trend for premium tequila.
The nonprofit group, often cited as a model for other civic organizations, now has a 35-member board of directors and a paid staff.
Kerala, for example, is often cited as a model of what high rates of female literacy and good health care can accomplish in lowering fertility.
Revenge Leo Wann) watches as we take our seats for this modern revival of Thomas Kyd's bloody drama of 1587, often cited as a model for Hamlet.
He likes to think that he is presiding over an incipient movement, citing as a model the community of German neo-expressionists who came to prominence three or four decades ago, some of whom are family friends.
THAT'S a far cry from anything Mr. Klein mentioned over breakfast, but he did cite as a model for the future the NYC iSchool, where Nobel laureates and NASA scientists deliver lectures remotely.
