Sentence examples for citing for instance from inspiring English sources

Members of the opposition called the tax increases unfair, citing, for instance, a 75 percent rate applied to income over $1.3 million and $13 billion in additional taxes on corporations already worried about high labor costs.

On top of that, according to a 1999 Home Office research study, two-thirds of the people summoned for jury service are granted waivers from the obligation, citing, for instance, the pressure of work or a planned holiday.

And while her own prose has been criticized as obscure, in her book she gives examples of how yesterday's jargon becomes today's common language, citing for instance brunch, which came into use in the 1890's; motel, which dates from the 1920's; and meritocracy, which is a technical term from the late 50's.

"The thing that really astonished me was the commitment," Bob says, citing for instance the gifted cinematographer John De Menil, who arrived at 3 30 a.m. with a king's ransom worth of borrowed equipment.

Several participants shared disappointment over the relative lack of participation of the region in global science and technology advances, citing, for instance, poor representation of the region at international scientific conferences.

Citing, for instance, a funeral of a loved one back in the home country, Mr. Graham added, "It can be waived if there's good cause".

He cited, for instance, plans to redevelop the Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum and the surrounding 77 acres.

They cite, for instance, peer review to see how well a teacher works over all in the classroom.

They cite, for instance, a woman who told her ageing husband to commit suicide or go into a nursing home.

He cites, for instance, the census designation of Latino/Hispanic; he'd rather that ethnicity not to be highlighted.

Don't you think 'Main Street America' would take great exception to the Democrat line on the viagra for sex offenders issue that you cite for instance?