Sentence examples for citing a few examples from inspiring English sources

She concluded that the BPP and CPI are "complementary" saying that Big Data can certainly help to "enhance efficiencies", citing a few examples of how the BLS is beginning to engage in using Big Data.

Citing a few examples of recent carelessness of the media while dealing with juvenile delinquency or children witnesses, the judges urged the media to report not for the sake of exclusivity and scoops, but for the sake of truth.

I cited a few examples, but, to my subsequent chagrin, I completely overlooked Zakary Pelaccio's Fatty group of restaurants.

He cites a few examples of politicians who struggled or dropped out of college but later went on to great success.

The implications are almost limitless as [476 A.2d 1232] to situations that might arise when liquor is dispensed at a social gathering, holiday parties, family celebrations, outdoor barbecues and picnics, to cite a few examples.

Mr Dershowitz cites a few examples of students whose academic freedom would be rescued:One political science student at Brooklyn College said she was afraid to criticize her department because "that's going to put a target on my back".

It cited a few examples of what it considered acceptable: limits on gun ownership by felons or the mentally ill, bans on carrying firearms in sensitive places like schools or government buildings and conditions on gun sales.

He would finance these and other ambitions through tax increases on those making more than $1 million a year, charging rents to charter schools using city facilities and taxing private equity firms' carried interest, to cite a few examples.

Performers could address the music with whatever forces were available: voice or voices with lute, voices with lute and viols, viols only, or a "broken consort" of viols and recorders, to cite a few examples.

Gillard cited a few examples in her speech, such as the time, in 1998, when Abbott answered a magazine's question about the lack of women in parliament with a question of his own: "What if men are by physiology or temperament more adapted to exercise authority or to issue command?" Or when he suggested in parliament that Gillard should "make an honest woman of herself".

I cited a few examples, notably "River Man" by Nick Drake.