Sentence examples for cites higher from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Finke cites higher internal numbers for Deadline).

However, Gen Z cites higher levels of responsibility and more freedom as attractive attributes of leadership.

While UConn cites higher test scores and increasing enrollment, other state schools without great sports teams do, too.

Whirlpool cites higher transport costs and improved American productivity as the reasons for bringing production of various appliances back home from Germany, Mexico and China.

The campaign site's use of the word "access" appears consistent with Mr. Obama's "Education Blueprint for an Economy Built to Last," which states that the United States is being outpaced internationally and suffers from a domestic "college attainment gap," and cites higher education as a "prerequisite for the growing jobs of the new economy".

Bergé (2017) cites higher propensity of trust, enforcement of sanctions and conflict mitigation as some of the advantages that are peculiar to triadic linkages which become feasible as a result of reduction in individual power with the transition from a dyadic interaction to a network-based interaction.

Mr. Pinto's study cites high rates of delinquencies in many neighborhoods, but that's no surprise.

Scott cites high student loan debt as reason to take on the $10,000 challenge.

Mark Rossi of Handmade cites "high entry costs in initiating projects, size constraints on machine working envelopes and difficulty in working to create usable files for machining".

The promoters canceled, citing higher costs than expected.

Some said that McCormick cited higher distribution costs.