Sentence examples for ones cited from inspiring English sources

Not so coincidentally, the challenges they overwhelmingly say they faced this year -- attracting new customers and clients (cited by 44percentt) and retaining existing ones (cited by 32percentt) -- are the same ones they plan to work on in 2012.

The president's comments have not been the only ones cited as influencing sexual assault cases.

But budgetary concerns were the only ones cited by Dr. George Tyson, vice president for health sciences at Stony Brook.

Some of the problems Dr. Smaldone mentioned turned out to be ones cited by the F.D.A. in its rejection of ImClone's application.

But the figure gives a hint as to how one can easily make claims about short term cooling bouts, like the ones cited above.

He won by running against a flawed Democratic candidate who won more votes — as predicted by national polls like the ones cited above — but fumbled the electoral college.

Wall Street analysts were not the only ones citing nonfinancial metrics as key to investors.

The lesson in the story of Factor VIIa, Dr. Yank said, is that anecdotal reports, even ones citing results as powerful as bleeding cessation, can be misleading.

Dumps are packed to overflowing, and local communities have blocked efforts to build new ones, citing health risks.

This statistic, and ones citing even higher percentages, are often used as a hook to sell bras.

"One cited study was focused on a single rural county in Iowa.