Sentence examples for citing that it would from inspiring English sources

HTC CEO Peter Chou spoke at a symposium in Tokyo yesterday where he raised the projected shipment of Touch Diamond devices from two million to three million citing that it would only take seven months to sell three million units.

However, when Skilling joined the company, he demanded that the trading business adopt mark-to-market accounting, citing that it would represent "true economic value".

The bill caused major outrage among chefs and bartenders, many citing that it would hinder their ability to cook, prepare, and properly plate dishes.

Jamaal Kincheloe, a manager at Romancing the Bean, opposed one-hour parking at the commission meeting, citing that it would be impossible to bank, shop and go to the theater in that short of a time period.

The railroad rejected the proposed rerouting of their main rail lines citing that it would result in worse grades than what currently exists and in order to reduce those grades, considerable lengthening of the rail line would be required.

According to a Wired article, the brothers even turned down the chance to take the series to TV, citing that it would turn their character-driven comedy into a gag fest.

Twice the rule is cited that it would be rude to show up for an impromptu visit without writing or telephoning first.

LNC cited that it would likely not qualify under the current provisions of the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP), and thus voluntarily withdrew its application.

In 2011, the board of the Common Application, which is used by 488 colleges and universities, rejected a proposal to add a sexual orientation question to its form, citing concerns that it would cause anxiety and uncertainty for students deciding if they should answer it.

However, the Turnpike Authority replied citing that Route 522 would be inadequate to handle the amount of traffic by 2015 that Route 92 was to handle.

A week later, Mayor Bloomberg raised questions about the plan, citing worries that it would diminish a license's value.