Sentence examples for was usually cited from inspiring English sources

This word, which literally means "striving," was usually cited in the Koranic phrase "striving in the path of God" and was interpreted to mean armed struggle for the defense or advancement of Muslim power.

BA is usually cited but there are several other candidates.

Obesity is usually cited as the main driver of diabetes.

His losing record against Nadal, his great rival, is usually cited as evidence against him.

Dickens is usually cited here, but his serial fiction was a product of the technology of the time.

The cost of the bridge is "usually cited as $940,000, but sometimes given as $999,700," Mr. Radde said.

Cost is usually cited as the reason for reducing fertility services, but the price of an individual IVF cycle to the NHS is far from clear.

It first appeared as the anniversary in 2013, and is usually cited as the first day "new users could access" the web.

The Methuselah tree, a Great Basin bristlecone pine in California, is usually cited as the world's oldest living tree, with a recorded age of between 4,500 and 5,000 years.

Their proximity is usually cited as a good example of Indonesia's religious tolerance; they're said to share car parks on occasion.

Sure enough, government bonds have had a pretty good start to the year.The decline in commodity prices is usually cited as the reason why inflation has weakened.