Sentence examples for were cited with from inspiring English sources

The park's location off High Ridge Road and Exit 35 of the Merritt Parkway, its condition and landscaping were cited with its history of high-quality tenants as selling points, Mr. Dunne said.

Two of the ten men who were cited with contempt by Congress — Adrian Scott and Edward Dmytryk — worked at his studio, and it was he who had to inform them that they had brought disgrace upon R.K.O. and to dismiss them, a task he did not relish.

Quotations from Augustine, moreover, were cited with great accuracy and detail in Gregory's writings, and so his Sentences commentary, when not plagiarized for his own ideas, was often used as a source for Augustinian quotations (Trapp 1956).

Males were cited with a mean body mass of approximately 2.5 kg.

This most often occurred when a) a paper in the ELSI literature was cited for a background statistic not related to research ethics or implications, or b) when ELSI papers were cited with respect to the content of the fMRI study – in other words, cited by studies using neuroimaging to study moral, legal, or ethical decision-making.

During treatment, 30 haemorrhagic events were cited with four reported as serious.

So is Singleton, though at other times he is cited with a punctilious courtesy.

Coulson's supposed motto, "Get the story, no matter what", is cited with a curled lip.

This month, Al Taqwa was cited with Al Barakaat by the United States in an order blocking their assets.

The Coast Guard said in a news release that the three had been cited with security violations.

"We believe the self-imposed sanctions are consistent with penalties imposed at other N.C.A.A. member institutions which have been cited with similar rules infractions".