Sentence examples for continually cited to from inspiring English sources

This is the kind of statistic that is continually cited to suggest a new and dangerous demographic hemorrhaging.

Andrea Jung, the chief executive of Avon Products, is continually cited as an exception to the glass ceiling rule.

Since his campaign, he has continually cited Robert Frost, often mangling his well-known verse to say, "High fences make good neighbors".

This 30% reduction in CO2 emissions per MWh over 10 years is actually better progress than what has been experienced in California's power market, continually cited as EPA's exemplar for other states to follow (here).

I wanted to see what the demographic behind nanobatched chervil and the continually cited show "Girls" could teach me about life and craft cocktails.

I couldn't be late for class: Roger continually cited promptness as an essential "commitment".

Deila continually cited "small details" during post-match media duties for failings against continental opposition.

But the governor has continually cited polls showing his approval rating at more than 65percentt as proof that voters endorse his stance on law and order.

That will almost certainly make Mr. Adams a minister, an eventuality that Mr. Paisley and hard-line opponents of Mr. Trimble in his own party have continually cited as a reason for opposing the peace effort.

"Like almost every Iraqi, I have many friends who were murdered, tortured or raped by the regime of Saddam Hussein". In the Rose Garden two hours later, Dr. Allawi and Mr. Bush continually cited progress in a nation that has been plagued by an emboldened insurgency, suicide bombings and the recent beheadings of two American hostages.

Although some papers are continually cited and become immortal, the vast majority end up in the dustbin of scientific history.