Sentence examples for citing a new from inspiring English sources
Such fears were re-emphasized recently when The New England Journal of Medicine, citing a new study linking New York's 1982 outbreak to a shellfish-borne virus, warned about the dangers of eating raw clams and oysters.
The Indian economy will expand 8.1percentt during the current fiscal year because of robust growth in the manufacturing and services industries, The Associated Press reported Tuesday from New Delhi, citing a new government estimate.
"Young adults on parents' plan pay more," said the organization, the YG Network, citing a new employee benefits study.
He also dangled the possibility of "more commerce" on Facebook, citing a new product that allows people to buy gifts for their Facebook friends on their birthdays.
The Mets' head trainer, Fred Hina, citing a new policy for which he gave no explanation, said he could no longer speak to the news media.
In early July, the Wall Street Journal, citing a new poll, reported that 94% of millionaires were afraid of "violence in the streets".
The State Senate voted to tighten accounting by Idaho cities, citing a New York night on the town and other questionable spending by the ousted mayor of Boise.
They saw few options, citing a New York law that allows special election nominees to be selected by county party leaders rather than through a primary.
Physicians are upset at the decision by Seema Verma, the Trump-appointed head of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, to suspend the risk adjustment program, citing a New Mexico federal court ruling that said a formula used to calculate the risk adjustment payments was flawed.
Looking glamorous as always, Parker recently took to the pages of Marie Claire to air her grievances about her judgement day duty, citing a New York Post Page Six article that accused her of being a diva in regards to her summoned jury duty.
"The irony is, if this amendment in Brady's memory succeeded, what Brady's memory would really be doing is creating a law that could have had his mother arrested even if she'd done absolutely nothing wrong or reckless," Paltrow said, citing a New York case in which a pregnant woman was convicted of manslaughter of her own child after being in a car accident.
