Sentence examples for cited differences in from inspiring English sources
The leader of the defecting party, Ichiro Ozawa, cited differences in policy as the cause of the split.
Epstein cited differences in hardware construction and industrial design, as well as various features of Sense 5.0; one example included the higher-quality IR blaster and TV app on the One compared to the S4.
Previous examinations into determinants of TKA use have cited differences in access to care [ 47].
Although the cited differences in brain uptake and clearance of MeHg between adult and infant monkeys may be attributed to the effects of postnatal brain growth and development, it may also be related to variation in exposure regimen between studies.
Besides the cases mentioned above, let us cite differences in social behaviors between inhabitants of different countries or differences in uses of uncaptured technologies such as email, landline or messaging.
The Chicago Board Options Exchange is opposed, and its officials cite differences in how options and futures markets are regulated.
Sometimes differences in people's beliefs can be explained by citing differences in their sensory faculties or intellectual acumen.
The owner of the New Orleans Saints, Tom Benson, unexpectedly fired Randy Mueller and took over the general manager's job himself, citing differences in management style.
REUTERS Bank of New York Mellon Chief Resigns in a Shake-Up | Bank of New York Mellon's chief executive and chairman, Robert P. Kelly, has stepped down, the bank said, citing "differences in approaches to managing the company".
In high fairy-tale tradition, the business eventually passed to descendants: four brothers named Dell'Orto who, citing differences in management style, divided it up between the oldest and youngest pairs.
Robert Schaeffer (Op-Ed, Feb. 19) explains the dearth of female contestants on the show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" by citing differences in how men and women respond to multiple-choice questions in a high-pressure setting.
