Sentence examples for cited for being from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant Bruckner was also cited for being the first US Naval officer to set foot on European soil.

Referring to the report by Mr. Fisch last year, Mr. Lesniak said of the commission, "they were cited for being corrupt, themselves".

Adolescent cyclists were cited for being on the wrong side of the road two and a half times more than for any other individual violation, the data showed.

No argument there: Margery is the incarnation of the seven virtues; he keeps the women on track and keeps their spirits lifted, though, admittedly, he has on occasion been cited for being a tad professorial.

And in August of that year, the club paid a $4,000 penalty after it was cited for being too noisy and after illegal drugs were found there, Ms. Hart said.

Among citations received by farm equipment operators, 13% were cited for being left of center, suggesting further that standard roadway lanes are unable to accommodate large farm equipment (Luginbuhl et al. 2003).

You have a valid reason to cite for being at the party, but you're also forced to make new buds.

For example, the DRG has been cited for not being able to successfully contain cost, especially for outpatient claims.

The nationwide poll of voters that is cited for comparison was done Aug. 15-20 with 1,014 voters, and has the same margin of sampling error.

Jim Crace was cited for his novel "Being Dead".

Researchers often refer to multi-sensory integration, but some evidence cited for this is inconclusive.