Sentence examples similar to primary cited from inspiring English sources

She quit her campaign seven months before the 2014 primary, citing family health issues.

"We must oppose this guy," the influential conservative blogger Erick Erickson wrote a week before the primary, citing only Mr. Dillard's relationship to Mr. Obama.

The billboard industry favored state Sen. Bill Stouffer (R) in the primary, citing Stouffer's strong support for the billboard lobby in the Senate.

In the plastid the primary cite of lipid biosynthesis in microalgae we have observed a significant increase in expression of the BC subunit of heteromeric isoform that catalyzes the very first step of carboxylation.

When given the choice of working with a professional, or informal interpreter, a greater number of respondents said they had a preference for working with an informal interpreter (the primary reason cited being accessibility) than with a professional interpreter (the primary reason cited being accuracy) [Figure 2].

The primary benefit cited for the SAT is that it provides a common national yardstick.

The primary evidence cited by their lawyers was a set of anonymous comments on The Washington Post Web site.

But childhood obesity — not a lack of vitamins — is the primary reason cited for ridding schools of soft drinks.

Yet some of the primary motivations cited by the suspect in Norway, Anders Behring Breivik, are now mainstream issues.

Harrison, one of the primary offenders cited by the league, was so upset by the crackdown that he said he was considering retirement.

The primary reasons cited for their willingness to take a new job were: better salary (45percentthe the opportunity to work with new technologies (20percentt) and a desire to be more challenged in their job (13percentt).