Sentence examples for cited not from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C., however, cited not only Fidelity traders for infractions, but also senior executives.

Armstrong cited not one rider but a team, Telekom from Germany, as a threat.

Most cited "not enough time or manpower to fix the problems" as the reason.

In its report, the Northwestern team cited not only Nagler's account of his female patient but also Russell's early warning.

Distinctions were less rigorously seen if the traditions were cited not for legal definitions but merely for moral purposes.

In discussing the penalty, Goodell cited not only the Georgia incident, but also a "pattern of behavior and bad judgments".

It cited not only Google's market share but also factors like its power over the pricing of ads.

Various causes have been cited: not enough money, too many ill people, the government, the previous government and GPs.

It cited not only the crackdown on the Falun Gong, but also the mistreatment of ethnic minorities, underground Christians and political activists.

Viereck cited not just Burke's famous contempt for the French Revolution but also his less well-known admiration for the American one, along with his opposition to slavery.

For the past eight years the debacle in Florida in 2000 has been cited (not always fairly) as an example of shabby American politics.