Sentence examples for citing signs from inspiring English sources

The Fed, citing signs of weakness in the economy, hinted it might cut more.

Consider the response last month when the N.A.A.C.P., the nation's oldest civil rights organization, called on Tea Party leaders to denounce racist elements in their ranks — citing signs with racist slogans at Tea Party rallies.

At one point when Florida was neck and neck, David Gregory of NBC News bolstered his point that it was too close for comfort for Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, by citing signs of irritation at Fox News.

July 2012: The Bank's monetary policy committee votes to raise the total amount of quantitative easing to £375bn, citing signs that the global economy is flagging and having knock-on effects on the UK's recovery.

"We're not calling a turnaround, but we are seeing some early indications that are of interest to us," Mr. Chambers said, citing signs of strength in manufacturing in the United States.

At its meeting earlier this week, the Federal Reserve, citing signs of economic improvement, decided to hold its benchmark interest rate steady for the first time since December 2000.

On Sunday, the league said Syria had not fully complied, though it cited signs of progress.

Officials of other OPEC countries, including the United Arab Emirates, also cited signs of improvement in Iraqi production as a crucial reason for the cut.

The Jalisco officials also cited signs of evidence tampering, pressuring of witnesses and other irregularities in the full investigation, which spanned seven years.

In its March report, the agency cited signs of recovery like stronger corporate capital investment and personal consumption, but also said consumer demand remained weak.

Dr. Musgrave also cited signs of hasty construction of the tomb's main chamber, which would be expected in the turmoil after Philip II's assassination.