Sentence examples for numbers were cited from inspiring English sources

The numbers were cited in parliament.

The numbers were cited as the mayor announced a $1 million grant from the A.S.P.C.A. to the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, a coalition of more than 160 animal rescue groups and shelters that work with Animal Care and Control, which runs the official city shelters.

But Mr. Ward said that the numbers being cited by critics were outdated.

Pro-police coverage of demonstrations, marches and strikes has been another feature of this symbiotic relationship: police numbers are cited, usually far lower than observers and demonstrators' tallies.

Chief Campisi would not comment on the numbers being cited elsewhere, but was committed to reaching a reliable final figure for the city, and the history books.

The AT and CSM/CSMK numbers are cited side by side, separated by a semicolon.

And these numbers are cited only after a discussion of buprenorphine-related deaths, of which there were 167 over nine years.

Every day multimillion dollar numbers are cited to indicate the number of various negative TV ads that both Romney and Obama are running against one another in different parts of the country.

The number was cited in several letters and studies from lawyers and lobbyists arguing against the margin rule.

The number was cited, in various ways, in the Democratic Party platform, and in the convention speeches of Mayor Rahm Emanuel of Chicago and Mayor Julián Castro of San Antonio.

If a lump-sum number is cited, ask to have the categories that you can spend the money on listed; i.e., staff, supplies, equipment, travels, and so on.