Sentence examples for location citing from inspiring English sources

Some have blamed the company's woes on its Lincoln Center location, citing the expense and the proximity to the Met.

The Pentagon provided few details about the crash, which occurred at roughly 11 p.m. local time, such as its precise location, citing the secrecy of Special Operations moves generally and today's mission in particular.

"How many people, when they get a warning, become a national headline?" Mr Vincent would not discuss what Mr Zimmerman was doing in Texas or reveal any information concerning his current location, citing safety concerns.

Giuliani, a Republican, supports the idea, but leading Democrats who will probably run to follow him as mayor have expressed skepticism about the viability of the location, citing concerns about traffic, neighborhood opposition and the drain on public funds the stadium would cause.

For starters, online marketplace for technical talent Hired today opens its first overseas location, citing the booming UK tech industry and – they say – over £10m in job offers over the last sixteen weeks.

At the end of 2016, the Bevin administration blocked a license for Planned Parenthood to perform abortions at its Louisville location, citing a new regulation requiring facilities to have transfer agreements with a nearby hospital and ambulance service.

To the Editor: "Location, Location, Location" cites studies on increased productivity resulting from telecommuting.

Correction: July 20 , 2004 Tuesday Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about British prewar intelligence on Iraq misstated the location cited by President Bush in his State of the Union address when he talked about Iraqi efforts to acquire uranium.

This is in contrast to the results of Honjo and Furukubo-Tokunaga (2005; location cited Figure 1B).

In 2011, five years after restricting gun sales to only a third of its stores, the retailer reintroduced firearms to many locations, citing customer demand.

In 2010, Chipotle began opening "A Model" restaurants, which are smaller concept locations, citing the lower costs of development and occupancy.