Sentence examples for which were singled out from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the S.E.C. banned stub quotes, which were singled out for blame in the May 6 flash crash.

The immigration and customs agencies, which were singled out for criticism in the accounting office report, are now under Mr. Ridge's control.

I have been thinking about Olive Garden more than usual the past few days – specifically its breadsticks, which were singled out for abuse in a 300-page report written by one of the restaurant chain's investors, a hedge-fund up in arms at the perceived waste of food (and trying to gain greater control of the parent company's board).

It was Grant's deeply personal commentary on AFL star Adam Goodes which was singled out for praise.

This could be because they like it - especially the camerawork, which is singled out in their assessment.

I came across his column just after my daughter completed a superb summer reading programme run by Camden Libraries, which was singled out yesterday by the Reading Agency.

The BBC's spending on online, which was singled out for scrutiny by Osborne when he appeared on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, totalled £174m last year.

The favourite – which was singled out for rebuttal by the Competition Commission yesterday – is that the world has changed since the March 2009 decision.

The developments again provided a contrast with the administration's approach on Iraq, which is singled out as a more serious danger that can be resolved only by the threat of military force.

Lucinda Morrison, head of press at the National Theatre, which was singled out by Equity for responding "very seriously" to the issue, said the theatre shared a desire for equal representation, but significant challenges remained.

Mr. Levin's tax bill effectively pits the defense industry against other heavyweights, especially high-tech companies like Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft and Facebook, all of which are singled out by the Levin bill as abusers of the tax code.