Sentence examples for cited getting from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a spokeswoman for the Fireman's Fund, a high-end insurer, said that the costs associated with bedbugs (she cited getting a new mattress) were not a covered loss under homeowners' policies.

In a 2009 survey of 600 U.K. and U.S. blue-chip organizations, two-thirds of all respondents cited "getting their data in order" as an immediate priority.

" Students taking part in similar musician schemes nationwide cite, "getting a better perspective on my life" and "making new friends from different areas" as benefits.

Asked for his favourite moments of the Guest Series, he cites getting up at 7am to drive to Brighton to get seawater, on to Lewes for vegetables, then Kent for fruit and Lincolnshire for 35kg of wild eel.

Canadian shoppers cite "getting a deal" as a more important part of the brand experience than do shoppers in the U.S. The Canadians also put more emphasis on an exciting store atmosphere or design.

That's bad for everyone, he continued, citing getting over your skis when it comes to price as an issue for the company involved, investors in the firm and "everyone else".

And let me ask a broader question: what, exactly, have Ryan and the economists he likes to cite gotten right these past, oh, five years?

Yikes.The Robert Farley piece he cites gets the situation exactly right.For now, the Obama administration seems to believe that pro-war rhetoric is manageable, and that it can tack between the demands of the Israeli government, the sanctions coalition and the presidential candidates of the Republican Party.

If the P hypothesis is correct, then EBM researchers who followed the Q hypothesis, which (implicitly) was the case in the JAMA paper that Chalmers and Dickersin cite, have got things back to front.

Music writer Rob Bowman later cited Let's Get It On as "one of the most erotic recordings known to mankind".

(According to Nature, a third of all studies never even get cited, let alone repeated).