Sentence examples for citing the effects of from inspiring English sources
Avery Dennison, a maker of self-adhesive stamps and labels, reduced its third-quarter earnings estimate yesterday, citing the effects of competition.
While McLeodUSA issued a qualified certification, citing the effects of bankruptcy reorganization and the hiring of new auditors, the company emerged from Chapter 11 in April.
But the automaker scaled back its loss forecast for the year to $4.7 billion, citing the effects of government tax breaks for "green" vehicles and aggressive cost-cutting.
PRO FOOTBALL Quarterback White Ends His Career The former Heisman Trophy winner Jason White ended his professional career yesterday, citing the effects of surgery on both knees.
In 2011, the federal government, citing the effects of lost sea ice, listed the Pacific walrus as a candidate for protection under the Endangered Species Act.
In a report to Congress last September, the last before this week's, the administration essentially gave Pakistan's counterterrorism operations a pass, citing the effects of the floods that crippled much of the country.
On Monday, Rahsaan Johnson, a United spokesman, cited the effects of high winds on Friday night and said weather problems had caused the cancellation of Flight 3876 on Saturday.
The report cited the effects of the relationship, including disruption in the workplace, damaged employee morale and perceived favoritism that undermined the employee's supervisor's attempts to manage her.
After a public hearing on Tuesday night at which supporters of the ban cited the effects of secondhand smoke and opponents argued for personal freedom and the right to choose, the Princeton Regional Health Commission put off any action on the proposed law until its next meeting, on April 18.
Some virtue accounts cite the effects of its social status: marriage triggers social reactions which secure spousal privacy and ward off the disruptive attention of outsiders (Scruton 1986, 356 361).
In an August letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski, both senators cited the effects of the recent East Coast earthquake on communications networks as a prime example of the need for a dedicated first-responder broadband system.
