Sentence examples for cites changes from inspiring English sources

She also cites "changes in the real economy – fundamentals that have changed" – the cost of renewable energy has plummeted (solar power is 70% cheaper than in 2009); investment in clean fuels has increased; and now most of the world's big economies have legislation on greenhouse gas emissions.

The company cites changes in user sentiment, adopting privacy policies that are perceived negatively by consumers, adverse media reports, an inability to present meaningful information to users, overwhelming users with ads and government regulation as potential risk factors affecting its business.

Chandna also cites changes in public opinion, including a recent Pew Research Center poll that revealed that 50% of Americans now oppose animal research.

Ghost cites "changes in the marketplace" as the reason behind the shutdown, but says that the startup will continue to license or sell its technology to larger companies.

O'Malley cites changes made by Leonardo da Vinci in his famous painting Virgin of the Rocks, commissioned in 1483 by Prior Bartolomeo Scorlione and the Milanese confraternity of the Immaculate Conception for the church of San Francesco Maggiore in Milan.

Melissa cites Change.org, Kickstarter and Amazon self-publishing as being instrumental in getting her message out to the world.

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Of those changing health plans, a little over half cited changes in their insurance as the reason for also changing their source of care.

They cite changes in education.

He cited changes in management as the reason for his discontent.

Mr. Ramos-Horta cited changes in both Indonesia and South Korea, where a longtime dissident and opposition leader, Kim Dae Jung, assumed the presidency this year.