Sentence examples for cited a problem from inspiring English sources

On CBS, she cited "a problem of dealing with very closed societies that are doing everything they can to hide the extent and nature of their programs".

One obvious reason is the reams of paperwork, but several lawyers also cited a problem with late wire transfers from lenders, especially those out of state.

The privacy groups' letter to the F.T.C. also cited a problem highlighted recentlyby an Australian blogger named Nik Cubrilovic: that Facebook had followed the movement of its users on the Web even after they had left the Facebook site.

He cites a problem he calls the "bin of parts".

Mr. Christie called RGGI "a failure," citing a problem that has dogged the program: power suppliers have easily met their caps, and carbon allowances are trading at bottom-level prices because plants are taking advantage of cheap prices for natural gas, which is less polluting than fuels like coal.

General Motors said it recalled 1.9 million small cars, including the 1995-97 Chevrolet Candlier and Pontiac Sunfire and 1996-97 Buick Skyland, POldsmobile Achievand Oldsmobile Aciting, citing a problem with the ignition switch that could cause a fire in the steering column.

Our server cited a wiring problem too costly to fix.

Russia cited a mechanical problem and called Lithuania's detention of the pilot "incomprehensible".

Mr. Murphy cited a related problem involving a lack of review when builders file for temporary certificates of occupancy.

He cited a growing problem with employment agencies forcing workers to become employees of an umbrella  company to limit their tax and national insurance payments while boosting travel and food expenses.

But government officials were more skeptical and cited a new potential problem.