Sentence examples for it was also cited from inspiring English sources

It was also cited in the early 20th century as a free ticket to a circus or a way of corrupting a ticket-collecting railroad conductor.

It was also cited as the Securities and Exchange Commission settled with Citigroup and J. P. Morgan Chase, which neither admitted nor denied the S.E.C.'s accusations that they were involved in Enron's frauds.

He was…influential enough to be cited in the official communiqué of the EU finance minister's meeting It was also cited by everyone from Paul Ryan to George Osborne, more or less reproduced verbatim in the ECB monthly report, paraphrased by Jean-Claude Trichet, and so on.

While the game had drawbacks, including the dialogue, the lack of depth in the Combat mode, and the unbalanced COs, it was also cited as "the standard against which other strategy games, handheld or otherwise, should be judged".

Issues about Night Trap were also brought up in the United Kingdom, with former Sega of Europe development director Mike Brogan noting that "Night Trap got Sega an awful lot of publicity ... it was also cited in UK Parliament for being classified as "15" due to its use of real actors.

The total cost of the court case and the recalled product was roughly $150,000 U.S. In the court case, it was also cited that the design for winged toasters was not original and that the Berkeley Systems' design was itself derived from the Jefferson Airplane album Thirty Seconds Over Winterland, which also used flying toasters adorned with wings.

Barry Millington describes Meistersinger as "a rich, perceptive music drama widely admired for its warm humanity"; but because of its strong German nationalist overtones, it is also cited by some as an example of Wagner's reactionary politics and antisemitism.

It is also cited by social advocates as having done more than any other federal effort to bring poor single mothers into the work force.

The first legal brothel in America saw the murder of a boxer, a mysterious fire and several government raids; it is also cited (unfavourably) in the Internal Revenue's tax manual.

Here it's also cited as a "little piece of San Francisco modern dot-com history, thanks to its owner, Jamie Zawinski," who contributed to Netscape and Mozilla before he "turned to serious night play".

It is also cited as the reasoning behind recess cuts.