Sentence examples for citing that while the from inspiring English sources
Of these countries they accused the governments of Mexico and Venezuela directly, expressing that the actions taken by these governments were hypocritical in origin, citing that while the Venezuelan government supported the independence of Puerto Rico they also supported the regime led by José Napoleón Duarte in El Salvador.
Rep. Waters, whose district encompasses a large portion of South Los Angeles, Gardena, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Lawndale, and portions of Westchester and Playa del Rey, has recently been critical of President Obama, citing that while the president is focused on white rural communities, he also needs to pay close attention to urban communities of color.
He cites that while the nation of 9 million people boasts a positive working environment which emphasizes academic autonomy, public appreciation for science, and universal healthcare, there are still several hurdles to recruiting foreign scholars.
Amazingly, in a recent relevant review, Maziak (2012) cites that very study in Kashmir while ignoring the above important clarification by Koul and Chaouachi (2011).
Some informants were satisfied, while others cited that inadequate communication between specialist and PCP could lead to provision of contradictory information by healthcare professionals, causing patient confusion.
Ben Myers of Kerrang! gave the album 4/5 (KKKK) which indicates "blinding", while citing that the band "hit their stride" on the album, alongside suggesting that the album is "fat free and stripped to the bone".
Jona cited that while he loved his time in Bleeding Through, he decided that he should leave the band and return home to Australia with his family and friends.
The writing was on the wall regarding NYT Now's inability to find new paying users last fall, when a company memo cited that while it was a terrific app that "struck a chord with younger users," its effort to define a market at lower-priced subscription price point were "much less successful".
In reference to media proliferation he cites that while he doesn't even know how they all work, "I do know that they make the process of maturing into a responsible and contributing adult much more difficult by their presence".
Amos Barshad for New York magazine criticized Moore's Boston accent, citing that it was "atrocious", while TV Guide Magazine's Bruce Fretts opined that the accent was "wicked bad".
