Sentence examples for cited for its from inspiring English sources

Huseyin Karabey, who directed the Turkish-Dutch-British production "My Marlon and Brando," cited for "its skillful blending of documentary style with a classic love story," won the $25,000 prize for Best New Narrative Filmmaker.

In the public service category, considered the highest honor, The Times-Picayune was cited for "its heroic, multifaceted coverage of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, making exceptional use of the newspaper's resources to serve an inundated city even after evacuation of the newspaper plant".

The Times was cited for "its consistently outstanding photographic coverage of the terrorist attack on New York City and its aftermath". It was the first staff Pulitzer for photography in the newspaper's history, according to Times editor Howell Raines, who recently appointed Wilson picture editor, the photography desk's senior-most position.

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Often cited for its ease of use, it works easily across Apple products, and nearly does so with Windows computers as well.

When "The Hole" won the international critics' award at the Cannes Film Festival, it was cited "for its daring combination of realism and apocalyptic vision, desperation and joy, austerity and glamour".

China is often cited for its large carbon footprint, but it's probably second only to Germany in its current renewable energy investments.

It had often been cited for its predictive abilities on matters including the outcomes of American presidential elections and the probability of developments like an Israeli airstrike against Iran.

With use of Wikipedia by clinicians as well as medical students increasing, [ 35] (and ease of access and ease of understanding being the main reasons cited for its usage amongst medical students), [ 36] it is reasonable to expect that patients also access this this resource when searching for medical information.

Texas (particularly Austin) is often cited for its contributions to psychedelic music: besides the 13th Floor Elevators it produced acts including Bubble Puppy, Lost and Found, The Golden Dawn, The Zakary Thaks, and Red Crayola.

The Lesson: While Big Food is often cited for its constant production of highly processed and minimally nutritious foods, it is just as important to keep an eye on its corporate structures that propagate, and worsen, issues of income and social inequity.