Sentence examples for cited report from inspiring English sources

The SEALs were not wearing helmet cams, contrary to a widely cited report by CBS.

That widely cited report stated: "Gaps in income between the poorest and richest countries have continued to widen.

A much cited report by the McKinsey Global Institute claims that "around 50 per cent of all Indonesians could be members of the consuming class by 2030, compared with 20 per cent today".

Although Hope and other dowsers often refer to underground veins and streams, USGS hydrologist Ralph Health, in a highly cited report on groundwater basics, says the vast majority of groundwater is found in relatively still aquifers.

A useful starting point for assessing the damage done is a widely cited report by the consulting firm Macroeconomic Advisers, which estimated that "crisis driven" fiscal policy — which has been the norm since 2010 — has subtracted about 1 percent off the U.S. growth rate for the past three years.

In a widely cited report released in November, the nonprofit group Children's Charity of Germany said that the number of children dependent on some form of social assistance had doubled to 2.5 million since the Hartz IV reforms went into effect at the beginning of 2005.

The archbishop cited reports of "anger outbursts" with parishioners.

The document also cited reports of vote-buying during European and national elections in July.

It cited reports criticizing government troops that were posted on the Internet hours before the attack.

On Wednesday, Mrs. Clinton cited reports of others now considering defecting, though she did not elaborate.

Sag-Aaftra's national executive director, David White, cited reports of bleeding and long-term damage including vocal cord paralysis.