Sentence examples for the example cited from inspiring English sources

The example cited is ludicrous.

Launched in 2012 to help green projects with an initial injection of £3.8bn of public money, the green investment bank is probably the example cited most often by George Osborne and David Cameron in their defence of the government's environmental record.

Thus, the example cited above is being used by a British telecoms provider to capitalise on a popular catch-phrase from a 1990s comedy series in which the question, "Does my bum look big in this?" is repeated in a variety of humorous situations.

People tapping on application alerts in their newsfeed on iPhone and iPad will be directed to a native iOS app if it exists – Words With Friends is the example cited by Taylor – while people on other devices will be pointed to the HTML5 mobile web versions.

Ireland, which has posted strong performances as a qualifier in the last two World Cups — eliminating Pakistan in 2007 and beating England this year, when it was highly competitive against test nations throughout the tournament — has been the example cited in most comments criticizing the decision, and it is among the driving forces behind the protests.

Our figures for Armenia, the example cited in your article, show that the greatest imbalances are seen not at the birth of the first or second child, but from the third child on (up to 160 boys born for every 100 girls).

What do you think of the examples cited above?

But in the examples cited, Crain is wrong and West is right.

Being closer to the slopes will cost more than the examples cited here, of course.

The examples cited below illustrate a few of the remarkable extremes in the evolution of mimicry.

But one of the examples cited — the Clean Air Interstate Rule — is only one of two things the Environmental Protection Agency has done right.