Sentence examples for citing at from inspiring English sources

Tyson filed for bankruptcy protection last month, citing at least $27 million in debts, including $17.7 million in unpaid taxes.

The money was meant "to buy his cooperation," the lawsuit claims, citing "at least one individual who claims to have knowledge of Mr. Bosch's deal".

Environmental activists welcomed the decision but said the company had failed to live up to similar promises in the past, citing at least three unmet commitments to stop the clearing of forests in the past decade.

Two years earlier, he had announced his retirement from directing, citing at various times a desire to have more time to read, to mow the lawn and, mocking both his interviewer and his own fate, to smoke.

She also sets herself apart by citing at length novels and poems that illustrate this "transformation of sensibility" -- or sometimes its absence, as with Edith Wharton's lonely beauty Lily Bart in "The House of Mirth," who on her deathbed realizes that a child would have given her life meaning.

The N.C.A.A., citing at least 40 violations of academic eligibility certification policies since 1997 and a lack of institutional control at Rutgers, accepted today the university's self-imposed penalties of two years' probation and the loss of 20 scholarships in 10 sports.

Campaign professionals cite at least four factors.

He cited at least 15 statements he called inaccurate.

The Tuskegee study was mentioned in reports and cited at conferences.

With the benefit of hindsight, the plan, which was cited at the hearing, now seems hollow.

This reporter had the honor of having his work cited at least twice by it.