Sentence examples for cited by some from inspiring English sources

Cisco's cutbacks announced last Friday were cited by some.

He said that studies cited by some Democrats that project a 2 percent reduction were overstated.

They were cited by some as a reason to vote to remain in the EU.

First, "political climate" is cited by some small businesses as a reason for delaying expansion and hiring.

That rate has been cited by some politicians who argue that the economy remains in the doldrums.

There was also agreement for a "more selective approach" to biofuels, cited by some for causing the food price surge.

The "Faithful Citizenship" document was cited by some prominent lay Catholics to justify their support for Mr. Obama.

Or he could invoke the "responsibility to protect" principle, cited by some officials to justify the American-led bombing campaign in Libya.

Domestic violence is a common theme, and is a reason cited by some 35 per cent of St Mungo's female clients as to why they finally left home.

But it is her tenacious manner, sometimes criticised as "shrill", that is cited by some colleagues as her worst political impediment.

To this end, Eduardo Galeano's 1995 treatise on the sport, "Soccer in Sun and Shadow," is cited by some left-wingers as the Club's "unofficial founding document".