Sentence examples for cited the effect from inspiring English sources

It cited the effect of charges for a proposed asbestos settlement.

The analyst, Steven Milunovich of Merrill Lynch, cited the effect of exchange rates and a slowing computer services market for reducing his forecast for I.B.M.'s second-quarter revenue growth to 1percentt from 3percentt.

After Mr. Rossi showed up, sometimes selling at cheaper prices, New York One cited the effect of the competition and was able to persuade the city to accept only $364,672 for 2007.

On Monday, Rahsaan Johnson, a United spokesman, cited the effects of high winds on Friday night and said weather problems had caused the cancellation of Flight 3876 on Saturday.

The report cited the effects of the relationship, including disruption in the workplace, damaged employee morale and perceived favoritism that undermined the employee's supervisor's attempts to manage her.

In an August letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski, both senators cited the effects of the recent East Coast earthquake on communications networks as a prime example of the need for a dedicated first-responder broadband system.

Family members identified similar factors but also cited the effects of RRT decisions on patients' psychological well-being and finances.

Many participants cited the effects of stroke as presenting barriers to engaging in certain lifestyle behaviours, such as diet and physical activity.

Among these environmental factors, Swanson et al. (2007) cited the effects of lead exposure (at levels < 10 μg/dL) on ADHD-related behaviors and ADHD diagnosis.

He cites the effect of an advertising campaign raising the spectre of the ill-fated Newman state LNP government.

Brazilian officials say they are as interested as the United States in enforcing intellectual property rights, citing the effect that piracy has on Brazil's own economy.