Sentence examples for cites even from inspiring English sources

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cites even more frightening data.

Small towns, big cites, even rural farmland areas -- they're all coming to grips with the sad fact that the number of cases in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and elsewhere has skyrocketed in just a matter of a few years.

He said 80,000, not 800,000, although some housing experts cite even lower figures.

Escaping high taxes was cited even more often than the desire for better jobs elsewhere.

He is routinely cited, even by his competitors and ex-colleagues, as the best publishing executive in America.

(Interestingly, the hotel chains' Web sites cited even lower prices than those on the sites of discounters like the Hotel Reservations Network).

The ever louder voices that depict Islam itself as in some sense the problem will thus find it easier to cite "even the liberal" Atlantic.

She picks and chooses what studies to cite, even beyond the normal standards of people who are trying to make a point.

Just as, if they take the next step and describe a war between the West and Islam, they can cite "even the liberal" New York Times.

Mr. Gibson said, "Neither UBS nor Switzerland can cite even one case where a person was prosecuted or convicted in Switzerland for disclosing information at the order of a foreign court".

In Margo Jefferson's article questioning the choices of the Center Theater Group's new artistic director, Michael Ritchie, she failed to cite even one production that occurred in the now-defunct labs she was defending.