Sentence examples for excuse cited from inspiring English sources
"Bull!" a woman in the crowd exclaimed, as others groaned at the national security excuse cited by more hawkish lawmakers.
An internal instructional brochure for admissions officers, obtained by The Huffington Post, described typical excuses cited by admissions employees for failing to enroll a potential students and forbade them from accepting any of them.
It's rare the "public interest" excuse is cited so transparently, though.
Contrary to ungrounded fears that Siv applicants could be terrorists – one of the excuses Johnson cited as often delaying the process – the US would receive upstanding new residents.
Antonio Conte was apparently not looking for excuses but cited the quick turnaround from Wednesday's draining draw against Arsenal as key to this lethargic display.
How To The most acceptable excuse officials cite for backing out of an early decision commitment is a financial aid package that a family considers too low.
The most often cited excuse?
The difference was that Mr Meany got a sympathetic hearing when he cited, as excuses, globalisation (though he did not call it that then), the shift from manufacturing to services, the mass entry into the job market of hard-to-organise women, the economic revival of the anti-union South and so on.
"Israel uses security as an excuse," Rajoub said, citing many examples in which some members of visiting teams would be granted entry visas but not others — apparently arbitrarily.
Understand that if the acquaintance is stubborn and wishes to talk, politely excuse yourself by citing an important meeting that you are en-route to.
