Sentence examples for most often cite from inspiring English sources

Pew Center surveys this year show that people most often cite their religious beliefs as a basis for their opposition.

(Jews most often cite pleasure as a reason to have sex, and say that an unplanned pregnancy would be an embarrassment).

Issuers and their underwriters most often cite the low interest rates on Treasury bills as the reason for the surge in corporate debt.

Behind the laggard growth, economists most often cite not protectionism but the persistent American budget deficits - the product of the Government's large 1981 tax cuts, President Reagan's refusal to raise taxes and Congress's refusal to cut spending.

Donnasue Graesser of Chaplin, who runs a rescue station for the Hedgehog Welfare Society, said pet owners who come in with their unwanted hedgehogs most often cite a lack of time as the reason they cannot continue caring for their pets.

At the core of this reassessment, wrote Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center, on the Op-Ed Page of The New York Times on Thursday, is religion: "Pew Center surveys this year show that people most often cite their religious beliefs as a basis for their opposition".

The most often cited excuse?

Trials, 1029, is most often cited.

North Korea's most often cited lessons are Iraq and Libya.

Money is the reason most often cited by liberals.

Berto is most often cited example of Haymon's reach.