Sentence examples for products citing from inspiring English sources

Stores have pulled his products, citing concerns about the literature.

Mission declined to name which other major grocery chains carried its private-label products, citing confidentiality agreements.

At the time of the acquisition, Mr. Sacks highlighted the value of the start-up's applications for Microsoft products, citing the popularity of Microsoft's Office documents.

The European public has been highly reluctant to purchase any genetically modified products, citing unknown long-term health and environmental risks.

In a written statement, she said the verdict "goes against decades of sound science proving the safety of talc as a cosmetic ingredient in multiple products," citing supportive research by the US Food and Drug Administration and National Cancer Institute.

A panel of scientific experts recommended today that a common ingredient in decongestants and appetite suppressants be removed from over-the-counter products, citing new evidence that the chemical may increase the risk of stroke in young women.

And in the four products cited in the industry's petition yesterday -- gloves, bras, knit fabrics and dress gowns -- China's exports to the United States soared to nearly 4 billion square feet from about 484 million, according to the textile industry.

A Bloomberg Businessweek story from last year, on Hollywood's love affair with Apple products, cited research from Nielsen showing how Apple product placements have risen in recent years.

He reported to Bryan Lamkin, the SVP of Applications who oversees the global strategy, development and performance for the products cited above.

An eight-pack of Tesco Everyday Value Beefburgers, one of the products cited as potentially containing horse flesh, contains 63% beef, 10% onion and unlisted percentages of wheat flour, water, beef fat, soya protein isolate, salt, onion powder, yeast, sugar, barley malt extract, garlic powder, white pepper extract, celery extract and onion extract.

The most widely published class of natural products cited as inhibitors of NF-ƙB (nuclear factor kappa B) are the sesquiterpene.