Sentence examples for cited by a from inspiring English sources

Narco-trafficking – despite government claims and media echoes – was cited by a mere 14.6%.

That title has obviously been cited by a lot of people as the first game that made them cry.

A father of eight, he has been cited by a judge for failing to provide child support.

The article also misstated the timing of budget cuts cited by a state parks specialist, Martha Nelson.

The distraction factor was the objection most cited by a segment of opera buffs when supertitles were introduced.

(The book was cited by a character in a recent episode of the AMC series "Mad Men").

(The idea of Iran's very different divorce laws being applied to a Swedish marriage break-up was specifically cited by a Swedish justice ministry report in 2006).

One study cited by a 2009 United Nations report said that 39 percent of Spanish men admitted having visited a prostitute at least once.

Foxconn also said that it had never been cited by a customer or government for under-age or overworked employees or toxic exposures.

And that exact logic was cited by a previously reluctant Republican in the Maryland House who voted in favor of the state's same-sex marriage bill last week.

But that tough posture by baseball may be modified as a result of the current dialogue, which was cited by a person with knowledge of the matter.