Sentence examples for cited challenges from inspiring English sources

Officials cited challenges to its authenticity.

It cited challenges to deceptive practices like Web sites that pretend to be news sites and infomercials that are styled like television programs.

Stephen Girsky, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, cited challenges on a number of fronts, including escalating health care costs that he said put domestic automakers at a considerable disadvantage versus competitors based in Japan and Germany.

It cited "challenges facing India," a nation of 1.2 billion with only three schools, all of them technology institutes, in the Asian top 100 and none in the top 10.

The company cited challenges in the Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia markets due to lower vessel utilization and reduced activity.

"Officials in most RTT states cited challenges related to developing and using evaluation measures, addressing teacher concerns, and building capacity and sustainability.

A 2014 survey by the charity Student Minds found that stress was the second most commonly cited challenge to mental health among students.

It cited "challenging" trading conditions through the Easter period.

The most often cited challenge of authorship experiments with web content is the shorter length of online messages, which tend to average no more than a couple of hundred words [7].

The company cited "challenging industry dynamics and severe winter weather".

The most commonly cited challenge for climate change communication is: How do we get the non-believers to believe?