Sentence examples for cited location from inspiring English sources

Hoffman also cited location as one layer of data that could be be troubling with regard to this "ambushing" idea.

The most common locations worked varied by country: karaoke was the most frequently cited location for the Vietnamese participants (74%), while most Thai and Cambodian beer promoters worked in restaurants (58% and 57.8% respectively).

(015 Mother, Middle-SES)" The most commonly cited location for promotion of a parenting course was schools, possibly using face to face recruitment: " "Yeah, but also you kind of always try and read everything from the school you don't know… it might affect your kids".

Other possible cited locations have included the Belmont Tunnel about a kilometer from MacArthur Park, and more recently, the overpass where Interstate Highway 10 (the Santa Monica Freeway) crosses over Hoover Street close to downtown LA. "Under the Bridge" is performed in 4/4 time in the key of A major, shifting to the key of E major after the introduction of the first verse.

All cited locations here are recorded in the Atlantis database of the 'Azorean Biodiversity Portal' (Borges et al. 2010), including data from Pereira et al. (2002) and Schaefer (2003).

In the cited locations, various levels of stakeholder participation led to the birth of solutions that found a right balancing in between safeguarding public health through enactment of regulatory standards and improving social welfare through sustained access to packaged drinking water.

Jonathan Morgan of Morgan's estate agents, while not a partner of the Sustainable group, is a seasoned Leeds observer, and cites location as a factor.

For example, he cites location data from cellphones and evermore consumption data as people increasingly use credit cards for even the smallest purchases.

In China, for example, 79% of shoppers favour a store close to home; the same goes for us Brits, with half the population citing location as the key reason for choosing their supermarket, ahead of price and range.

(iii) Identify, through an assessment of > 120 references, from both grey- and peer-review literature, 57 examples of anthropogenic processes triggering natural hazards, citing location-specific case studies for 52 of the 57 identified interactions.

Dan O'Dowd cited the location of his job for his support of the game as is.