Sentence examples for cited as having from inspiring English sources

The United States was also cited as having the poorest outcomes per dollar spent on education.

Sites near the coasts and in the South are cited as having been most successful.

America is often cited as having a more open politics than Britain.

Still smarting from the poor reception in Marseille, the decision is often cited as having emanated directly from Mussolini.

Materials and devices with porosity are primarily cited as having improved integration with the body and aiding a more natural biological and physical functioning.

China was cited as having a high death rate of children under five years old and one of the leading causes is preterm birth.

A bloody slab of Americana if there ever was one, Jaws is frequently cited as having been a major catalyst in inflaming public sentiment against sharks.

Two Roman composers Mazzocchi's brother Virgilio and Marco Marazzoli are often cited as having created the first completely comic opera, Chi soffre speri (1639; "He Who Suffers, Hopes").

In addition to protecting the Federal capital, the battle is sometimes cited as having influenced Great Britain not to recognize the Confederacy.

This could include many of the 5,000 bankers who City minister Lord Myners cited as having earned at least £1m this financial year.

(Though Mr. McCartney has been widely cited as having written all these songs, he shared credit with John Lennon, their practice at the time).