Sentences with phrase «to cite an example»

The most commonly cited example of a secured loan is a mortgage.

You may also cite examples from your work experience in marketing.

In this blog post, we explore this further by citing examples where a plaintiff's credibility has been seriously compromised by video surveillance.

One of the most cited examples is chess - playing.

You can cite examples as how you have helped your previous company achieve their targets.

We most often cite examples like a complicated merger or a difficult divorce.

By reminding the employer of the benefits and advantages you offer and by citing examples of how your past accomplishments benefited previous employers.

The research also cites examples where students engaged in the kitchen garden activity demonstrate improvements in other areas of school learning and behaviour.

«Cognitive load is one frequently cited example of a barrier,» he relates.

Please cite an example from a credible authoritative source.

They can be helpful in citing examples for the learner to relate or learn from.

I am not citing examples because I don't want to talk my book.

In addition to this, you can cite some examples about previous work experiences and how well you fit the job.

One could keep citing examples without doing justice to everyone.

When countries with high rates of international adoptions suddenly put an end to the practice, officials usually cite examples of abuse.

Moreover, teachers and artists cited examples of how the arts provided both access to learning and opportunities for students to express preferences and interests.

Use the quotes only when the ideas of them are surprisingly expressed or when you need citing examples from the original text to further discussion in your term paper.

But I'm simply citing this example to prove that an all - cash existence may not be feasible in some cases.

Many cite the example of buying a cup of coffee with bitcoin.

You can also cite examples relevant for the job and how you meet the requirements and expectations of the company.

You can cite examples as how you have helped your previous company or organization to meet the daily requirements.

He discussed the plan's affordable rates by citing an example of a 25 year old non smoker.

One of the most cited examples is the mutation involved in lactose tolerance, which is also caused by regulation from outside the gene.

Second generation materials have been specifically developed to address energy requirements and production costs of first generation cells» «A commonly cited example of second generation cells are printed cells that can be produced at an extremely fast rate.

The report cites examples from around the country to suggest that rehabilitating older buildings is possible — even preferable — without breaking the bank.

The paper cites examples such as Milwaukee charter schools offering gift cards and cash rewards for parents who referred other families to the school.

The media's bungled handling of a single rogue scientist's extraordinarily dubious «discovery» of a link between autism and the MMR vaccine is the most widely cited example of science journalism misfiring.

But the suit cites examples in which it says desegregation efforts have been harmed by Louisiana's program.

The authors cite the example of using AIS to establish areas where large cetaceans and vessels are likely to over ¬ lap in space and time — a critical step to understanding and reducing vessel strikes.

They feel that he is actually an obstacle to making the labour market more competitive (citing examples like describing Beecroft as «the wrong approach»).

' Causes include Climate Justice, LGBT Equality and Peace Building and they even cite examples as to how they are contributing as a company.

The Tory leader then cites examples of businesses dying because banks aren't lending.

Steve cited examples including a dog with an ear infection that might act out by being snappy when someone tries to pat his head.

Mr. Pichai cited the example of the retailer Williams Sonoma, which he said enjoyed a 70 % increase in mobile sales year over year.

Winston cites the example of Adidas, which decided to ask the heretical question «Could we dye clothes with no water?»

But as Mr Corbyn pivoted from Northants to Surrey and Leicestershire, Theresa May recovered herself and started citing examples of quitting Labour council leaders and Labour activists switching to her party.

Jackson cites the example of a man who suffered internal organ failure that was directly attributable to the diving he'd been doing.

John Middleton cites examples of private companies that sued national governments for loss of profits under agreements similar to the...

Malcolm cited the example of Makro, which sources a variety of goods from suppliers before selling them to retailers as the model that the digital reading platform in South Africa should be shaped around, more so for the educational sector.

The short - term nature of decision - making is also a frustration for Tony Moloney, Head of Education and Skills at the UK's National Grid, who cites the example of the smart metering roll - out.

To cite an example using traditional grading marks, a student who started out as a rather weak writer in 10th grade English and earned three «Ds» on initial writing assignments but worked hard to improve his skills and earned three «Bs» by the end of the term should receive a «B» as a final mark on writing, not a «C» (the average).

Faggionato's reduced sales at several recent gallery shows (the Times cites examples at October Gallery, Pilar Ordovas, and Dickinson), demonstrates the difficulties -LSB-...]

But, this NOAA internal training manual not only cited this example photographically, they also did a correlation study that proved that the rooftop placement was actually warmer.

Frame cites the example of a football coach, who can be deeply empathetic toward his players but is tough and decisive during a game.

Leblanc cites the example of Australia, where YourBarFactory has built a presence.

Cross cites examples ranging from a one - chair barbershop, to an accounting firm, to a health center.