Sentence examples for cost cited from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as our recent survey showed, three-quarters of doctors treating myeloma have had their applications for a preferred treatment option rejected by primary care trusts, with cost cited as the main reason for the knock back.

The annual cost to keep someone in prison varies by state, and the type of institution, but the typical cost cited by states is about $35,000, said Peggy Burke of the Center for Effective Public Policy, a nonprofit group that works with local governments on criminal justice matters.

However, the cost cited in the report for all these projects seemed too huge to consider: $14 billion (by comparison, estimates for rebuilding after the 2005 hurricane season have been placed as high as $200 billion).

The White House refuses to disclose the number of agents or their cost, citing security concerns.

It first offered, she said, to find the painting at no cost, citing a longstanding policy to work pro bono to recover art stolen by the Nazis.

In a nationally televised address, the prime minister cautioned, however, that Israel could not afford to carry out a deal at any cost, citing Palestinians swapped in past prisoner exchange deals who returned to terrorist activities against Israel.

Airline fares rose by 1.5percentt, with higher fuel costs cited as a justification.

He argued that most of the costs cited by the N.B.A. were unrelated to Donaghy's actions.

As for those costs cited by vellum's opponents, Mr Wright unrolls a seemingly flawless replica Magna Carta, and points to his standard Epson Stylus printer.

House prices and rents have loomed large in the London mayoral battle, with property costs cited by many voters as their top concern.

Asked whether the manufacturing costs cited in Toyota's statement must include labour costs, Bowen said manufacturing costs had "many inputs" and Labor did not support a "race to the bottom" based on cutting wages and conditions.