Sentence examples for has regularly cited from inspiring English sources
Leadsom has regularly cited her role in the Barings crisis.
Damascus and Moscow have regularly cited the presence of extremists as a reason for the siege of Ghouta.
Over the past year, the police have regularly cited the mask law while arresting participants in gatherings and marches connected to the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Since its release, writers and music critics have regularly cited it in polls of the greatest and most influential rock albums.
One Fellow's venture uses mobile phones and predictive analytics to track patients' symptoms for better care and has regularly been cited as one of the most exciting mHealth companies.
The bank's refusal to take a loss has been regularly cited by investors as unfair, and many have said that they will sue Greece if they have to take a loss while the bank does not.
Updated at 12.52pm GMT 12.47pm GMT 2nd over: South Africa 12-0 (Petersen 9, Smith 3) Adelaide 2012 has been regularly cited as a precedent in the last 48 hours.
Chicago's violence has been regularly cited by Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, as he points to bloodshed that he says he will be able to stop if elected.
The New Westfield Shopping complex has been regularly cited as being one of the largest drivers of new employment opportunities in the area: Westfield Stratford City is to create 10 000 permanent jobs when it opens in September…without the games, this level of investment and job creation would not be happening… (Newham Recorder, 13th April 2011).
