Sentence examples for cites the emphasis from inspiring English sources

Haas MBA candidate Brett Foreman, team lead for the power-distribution system project, also cites the emphasis on clear, concise messaging as one of the most important takeaways from his symposium experience.

"Premier League football is too quick," he said, citing the emphasis on speed and physical pressure in England.

Journalist Brook Wilensky-Lanford argues in her 2011 profile of the Urantia movement that Sadler's departure from the Adventist church gave him the desire to build a new religious movement, citing the emphasis that Sadler placed on the discussion of the Garden of Eden in The Urantia Book as evidence of his desire to start anew.

Hurley cited the heavy emphasis on playing showcase or A.A.U.

They also cite the greater emphasis placed on reporting by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, who took over in January 2000.

It wasn't easy for him to do, he explained, citing the Marines' emphasis on loyalty and unit cohesion.

He also cited the play's emphasis on Buddhist philosophies of forgiveness.

When it comes to public opinion, Star Trek: Discovery's fared little better: it has a 55% rating by the audience, who claim it's the worst Trek in years and cite the darker focus, emphasis on a season-long story arc, and unrelatable characters.

Mr. McCarthy cited the department's continued emphasis on quality-of-life crimes, which Commissioner Kelly has stressed will be a touchstone of his crime-fighting strategies as he focuses on preventing and investigating terrorism as well.

Hamilton et al. (2008) further differentiate between PBL tasks and MEAs by citing the specific real-world emphasis within MEAs of product as more important than process.

Asked about the conference's political emphasis, Mr. O'Connor cited the jurist Richard A. Posner's definition of a public intellectual as an intellectual interested in politics.