Sentence examples for cited challenging from inspiring English sources

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

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

Acute trauma due to a landmine blast was the most cited challenging medical situation, with eight medics having had at least one encounter with a landmine victim.

As Wikipedia pages are in constant change, unlike paper encyclopaedias in which readers can confidently find the permanent cited source, readers might find confirming that the Wikipedia reference is the exact version cited challenging, particularly if detailed time stamps are not included.

On Wednesday HSBC was the latest, citing "challenging market conditions" as its profits fell 13% in the first quarter of the year.

Government health officials typically cite challenging terrain, poor infrastructure and "disturbed areas" as reasons for the poor performance of an array of development efforts.

The bank, whose chief executive quit Sunday because of a heart ailment, also plans to sell shares at a discount, citing "challenging" conditions for banking shares and more customers who were falling behind on mortgage payments.

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.

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 "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.