Sentence examples for cited issue from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mangels cited issue No. 23 of The Hulk Magazine, from 1980, as the first mainstream comic to include gays or lesbians, though the depiction was hardly positive.
Bad experiences: The most often cited issue for reluctance to let out to LHA tenants is the landlords' bad experience with local authorities (payment problems and burdensome administration).
Sustainable travel received the lowest ratings across all three platforms but also featured as the second most frequently cited issue that readers would like to see more coverage on.
Jets flying empty legs to pick up passengers is a commonly cited issue keeping prices high.
Another cited issue is that Google Apps works best with Chrome, but most City staff currently Microsoft's Internet Explorer or Firefox.
The single most frequently cited issue related to the venue.
Those who cited issues were slightly more likely to say they supported Mr. Gore.
Among those who said changes in policy standpoints were necessary, the most commonly cited issues were immigration and abortion, followed by gay marriage.
He cited issues of concern to France, like agricultural regulations and "the cultural exception" — France subsidizes some of its own cultural products, like films, and promotes local content.
Mr. Garcia cited issues such as health care, education and Social Security as those important to voters but noted that no single issue seemingly stands out.
He acknowledged that "quite a few things [are] less than satisfactory", but cited issues such as social inequality rather than those such as arbitrary detention.
