Sentence examples for time cited from inspiring English sources

Commentaries published at the time cited the story as a glaring example of a breakdown of public trust in officialdom.

In the case, the government for the first time cited Cohen's participation in a trade that may have been improper.

In January, the Fed for the first time cited the unemployment rate as a primary reason for a new policy.

An article in The New York Times at the time cited the racial nature of the change in voting rules.

A report in Women's Wear at the time cited friction over the collection, ad campaigns and the hiring of blue-chip stylists and image makers.

Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, who was speaker at the time, cited the group's research as evidence that "small businesses will benefit from health insurance reform".

The manager has started to play for time, citing a long list of injured players.

Vacation Time The audit raises concerns over a $1.3 million payout for unused vacation time, citing inadequate and faulty documentation.

He tends to prefer ways that appear to waste time (cites the fable of the Tortoise and the Hare).

Gazprom shares rose on the news.America's Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the 11th consecutive time, citing risks of inflation.

Saturday — this time citing problems at nuclear reactors just a few miles from her home — she was skeptical.