Sentence examples for citing a trend from inspiring English sources

It generated revenue of $214m£110m0m) in the three months to September but has since warned of lower profits ahead, citing a trend among consumers towards no-frills phones.

Figueroa, citing a trend toward anti-government sentiments that made him uncomfortable, left the group in late 2013.

He also cited "a trend for larger marketers to hire additional, smaller agencies for creative work or specialty projects beyond their big roster shops".

The union contends that teams can reduce costs without new restrictions, citing a three-year trend of decreasing player salaries.

"As the economy as receded, people value our offering more," he adds, citing a "positive growth trend, in the low to mid single digit" percentages, for the saltine category in general and Premium in particular.

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He cited a disruptive trend of teachers integrating technology from everyday life into their classrooms voluntarily, rather than technology integration being mandated top-down by administrators.

The team cites a growing trend among younger mobile users, who are looking for more private ways to communicate, as one of the reasons they decided to build Sneeky.

However, The Atlantic pointed out that vocal fry may not really be a new trend, citing a post by Mark Liberman, a professor of linguistics at The University of Pennsylvania.

"Given international trends," Collins said, citing a recent article in the medical journal JAMA, "the United States will relinquish its historical international lead in biomedical research in the next decade unless certain measures are undertaken".

But in the run-up to 2016, the demographic trend has some Republicans citing a need for change.