Sentence examples for cited differences between from inspiring English sources

That attitude was evident in the National Public Radio debate on Tuesday, when Mr. Edwards cited differences between himself and Mrs. Clinton.

One of the most cited differences between Puerto Rico and the mainland is the lack of screened windows and air conditioning, which hamper the spread of mosquito-borne diseases in places like Texas.

In 2013 ONTV, another private channel, lost Reem Maged, an Egyptian presenter known for hard-hitting interviews, when she cited differences between her interest in free journalism and the channel's focus on "national security".

Indeed, resource availability and diversity are cited differences between the two realms.

School officials had previously cited "differences" between the two sides, a charge that the watchdog group said came as a "complete surprise".

It cites differences between modern civil legislation and the older criminal laws using different definitions of neglect, and that in the criminal law, only physical abuse is recognised.

He was last elected in 1998 but resigned this spring, once again citing differences between the board's agenda and his.

Mr. Sciorra uncovered a 1934 newspaper article citing differences between local priests and parishioners over how to honor the Virgin Mary.

Three years later James F. McCollom Jr., a top official, and N. Pendergast Jones, the manager, also left, citing differences between the show and its charity.

In 1983 Caldicott resigned as president of Physicians for Social Responsibility, citing differences between her goals and those of the wider membership.

This, at least, could begin to offer some logic to the array of varying styles in the same way that Burgundy lovers can cite differences between Gevrey-Chambertin and Chambolle-Musigny.