Sentence examples for citing the success from inspiring English sources

A minority, citing the success of strong-arm tactics in, for example, Punjab, wants a massive counter-Naxalite onslaught.

"You can create mobile apps from anywhere in the world," says Chris Locke of GSMA, citing the success of Angry Birds, a Finnish phenomenon.

Many people in Las Vegas, for example, are delighted with their town, citing the success of recent unionization drives in gaining good pay and benefits for service workers.

People wanted to see real people behaving, the network speculated, citing the success in Sweden of "Expedition Robinson," which would become our "Survivor".

"But a well-done, serialized show with monsters and a sexy young cast can grab an audience," Mr. Martin said, citing the success of "The Vampire Diaries," which is the CW network's most-watched series.

Many online sites are citing the success of "House of Cards," the Netflix series that drew critical praise this winter, as proof that the moment for video content has arrived.

Many in the news industry are celebrating the success of the paywall, citing the successes of The New York Times and Wall Street Journal as indication that the woes of publishers are behind them.

"Right now audiences don't want anything serious," said Paul Dergarabedian of the box-office monitor Media by Numbers, citing the successes of "The Game Plan," "Bee Movie" and the spate of horror films in small theaters.

Before citing the successes of coalition forces in Iraq, Harper indicated the terrorist threat "is not going to go away" without the concerted military actions of western powers lending fresh importance to the current mission in Iraq.

Mr. Feiner cited the success of the High Line, which reuses abandoned railroad tracks.

He cites the success of previous campaigns against drunk driving as a precedent.