Sentence examples for citing attention from inspiring English sources

He said he was not surprised that players were seeking exemptions to use certain stimulants, and were citing attention deficit disorder.

The author began the blog in May 2003 out of boredom and disgust with poor journalism, sharing ruminations on news items and writing headlines like "If the East River Was Whiskey (We'd Go to Brooklyn All the Time)." Now TMFTML feels that "blogging is over," citing attention in more traditional media.

Jan 2011 – Coulson resigns from his post at Number 10, citing press attention to the hacking scandal.

Each cites education, attention to older residents and crime prevention as the most important issues.

David Skelton, who will run a pro-Conservative campaign group focused on the north, cites the attention that Michael Heseltine lavished on Liverpool when in Mrs Thatcher's cabinet as an example for the party today.

Everyone praises Dunant's ability to make the past come to life, citing her microscopic attention to "period detail" (for this book, she spent a week living in a convent near Milan) and her lively prose.

The production company behind Böhmermann's TV programme, Neo Magazin Royale, said this Thursday's episode had been cancelled, citing "enormous media attention and the focus on the show and its host".

West wouldn't say where they were receiving medical attention, citing medical privacy.

A smaller proportion (8.98%) did not seek medical attention citing poor service provision at health facilities as their main reason.

Utah eliminated execution by firing squad in 2004, citing the excessive media attention it gave inmates.

"The notion of large-scale entitlement reform has lost its appeal," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a Republican economist, citing a shift in attention toward overhauling the tax code.