Sentence examples for cited the end from inspiring English sources

Some analysts pointed to negative factory output data, but many cited the end of a ban on big shareholders selling shares.

In court papers, Mr. Maqsudi cited the end of a largely apologetic note that Ms. Karimova-Maqsudi left for him before she returned to Uzbekistan.

Some former Olympic producers even cited the end of the cold war and the us-versus-them feelings that prevailed in the Olympics when the Soviet Union faced off against the United States.

He cited the end of the Film Council and the closure of the University of East Anglia's music department as evidence of the impact of cuts.

This week's announcement cited the end of the Reputation era as the reason for the app's shut down, but the reality is it failed to meet user expectations and prevent combative behavior.

It cited the end of the insurrection in Texas, and declared.

Film critic Roger Ebert cited the ending as a reason for the film not to be labeled as an exploitation film.

Culture can changed for the better," he says, citing the end of the MPs' expenses gravy train.

To explain the strange calm by citing the end of ideology is the cliched option, but that seems far too easy.

In the last year, Harvard, Yale and Columbia have invited R.O.T.C. back to campus after banning the program during Vietnam, citing the end of the military's ban on openly gay troops as the reason.

Yet he also cites the end of "dialogue between modernism and modernisation", where the introversion and pessimism of postwar modern thinkers, artists and musicians left public space open only to the technocrats.