Sentence examples for citing over from inspiring English sources

This was social democracy, but certainly not the variety familiar to the Scandinavian countries Sturgeon et al had made a show of citing over the past few years.

England and Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi has had his citing over a dangerous 'tip' tackle on Harlequins' Danny Care in Saturday's Premiership final dismissed.

Meanwhile, very relevant for a content site built on the BuzzFeed model, CarThrottle is talking up its social media reach beyond YouTube, citing over 1 million 'Likes' on Facebook, with engagement it says trounces the BBC's flagship car property Top Gear by a factor of three.

According to Krebs' blog post on the matter, "it appears likely that fraudsters have succeeded in stealing customer card data from some subset of Staples locations, including seven Staples stores in Pennsylvania, at least three in New York City, and another in New Jersey," he writes, citing over a half-dozen sources at East Coast banks.

After its release, Homme sacked Oliveri, citing over-indulgence.

And, more generally, it suggests that giving people more information about specific inequities and policy proposals, as opposed to citing over-all statistics about inequality, can have a big impact on voters' attitudes.

That was after a major record distributor said it was closing its operations in the country, citing over-zealous censorship.

Of those identifying a cause, about half suggested that diet played a part in risk of colorectal cancer; citing over-consumption of fast-food, fatty food or having a bad diet (21%), low or inadequate intake of fruits/vegetables (6%), and low fibre/roughage (5%).

First and foremost is your publication record--something our panel cited over and over again.

Bryan is a landmark case on the taxation of Indians and tribal sovereignty, having been cited over 380 times as of July 2010.

Interestingly, anti-gay Christians love to cite over and over again the half-dozen or so verses in the Bible that purportedly condemn same-sex acts as sinful.