Sentence examples for citing an interest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seacrest called the deal the first "of what I hope to be many," citing an interest in creating a very diversified portfolio.

Kelly had reportedly met with NBC News chairman Andy Lack to discuss ending her morning show prior to the controversy, citing an interest in covering more news and politics.

Citing an interest in producing shows without being involved in the college's drama department (a requirement for involvement at the time), the rebooted Phil's first performance was Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap.

One nationwide survey found that more than half of the owners cited an interest in water sports as one reason they bought their second homes.

And while the State cites an interest in protecting traditional marriage, it protects that interest by denying one of the most traditional aspects of marriage to thousands of its citizens: the right to form a family that is strengthened by a partnership based on love, intimacy, and shared responsibilities.

You can ask Mr. Markus, who was born in Germany in a refugee resettlement camp and grew up in Montreal and Brooklyn, a million ways why he has taken on so thankless a job, and he'll cite an enduring interest in housing policy.

The N.B.A., citing an obvious conflict of interest, decided to pull the ballot from Dell Curry, a Charlotte Bobcats commentator, who happens to be Stephen Curry's father.

Wolfinger, the state attorney, recused himself from the case, citing an unspecified conflict of interest.

Mr. Levy immediately withdrew himself from the case, citing a conflict of interest because of his relationship with Mr. Hossu.

But he did not, citing a conflict on interest, as the FBI had questioned him about the leaks as well.

A Gerson Lehrman employee replied to Mr. Martoma with bad news — nine doctors had responded, and all declined to speak with him, citing a "conflict of interest".