Sentence examples for may cite that from inspiring English sources
The Democrats fumed that the Republicans wanted more candidates in the race to hurt the eventual winner, and may cite that case today to parry charges by the Republicans that they are meddling.
This result is of great interest given the evidence that the authors cite that EBV may be an etiological agent of autoimmune disease.
If it does, then the court may distinguish (citing that differences with the original case), since that does not imply that precedent was mistaken.
Muslims may cite sharia provisions that link adulthood with reaching puberty, and they maintain that fixing an arbitrary age of 18 years is thus contrary to sharia.
Critics may cite the fact that I buy too many unnecessary pairs of trainers and payday Ubers and point to that as a reason why I am not rich yet, but I think we all know the truth, and the reason I am not rich is because I have not yet won £500,000 on a scratchcard.
But some may cite the fact that exactly three refugees have been arrested in connection to terrorist activity in the U.S. as a justification for the ban, and while that is true, according to the Migration Policy Institute, two of the arrests were for activities abroad and the other suspect had no credible plans.
Be my soapbox that I may be heard; Be my think tank that I may cite statistics; Be my BlackBerry that I may seem aloof and super-important; And this might be a long shot, but be my Deputy Communications Director, For Geoff is really burned out, And he could use the help.
Opponents of austerity may cite Portugal as a country that could benefit from economic stimulus and kinder budget cuts.
On the right side of the page, there is a list of big cites that may reflect your region.
Critics may cite the cost - but I say that cost of doing nothing or maintaining the status quo is even greater.
