Sentence examples for cited as two from inspiring English sources
A few weeks earlier, Time magazine, crying poverty, fired Donald Bartlett and James Steele — often cited as two of the finest investigative reporters in the land.
Meanwhile the Government defends benefit sanctions and claims that benefit payment delays are improving, often cited as two other causes of increased use of food banks.
NEW HAVEN: China and India, often cited as two rising economic powerhouses, are less than fully equipped in terms of health care, a key attribute of national economic development, according to Amartya Sen. Emergence of the United States, Europe, Japan and Korea as developed economic powerhouses validates Sen's argument.
Low interest rates and a reduction in the pace of public sector spending cuts, especially in Europe, were cited as two of the main reasons for a one percentage point increase in growth across advanced economies, countering a trend for slowing growth across emerging markets.
U.S. farmers and automakers are frequently cited as two big beneficiaries, with the textile industry a loser.
Slowing U.S. sales and weakness in Latin America are being cited as two chief reasons for Compaqs drop in earnings.
American community colleges have been cited as one deserving exception.
Vermont, California and Pennsylvania are cited as three states that have balanced development with farmland preservation.
No one disputes this, and it is often cited as one of the his greatest attributes.
