Sentence examples for cited difficulty from inspiring English sources

It also cited difficulty selling in China.

This was also the most-frequently cited difficulty for that group.

(2013a), cited difficulty in separating SSC signals from other quickly varying geomagnetic signals, and all had unsatisfactorily high levels of false positives.

Batteries are not included [102]." Some researchers have cited difficulty with configuration or with integrating it into an existing environment [33, 93 95].

Three years ago only one in five non-Internet users cited difficulty getting online, that number has now jumped to one in three.

During that era, arguments against funding mental healthcare cited "difficulty in defining mental illness, the lack of evidence on effective treatments, the high cost of covering mental health care, and the uncertainty in making actuarial estimates of costs," Richard Frank, a professor of health economics at Harvard University, wrote in a 2000 review on Medicaid and Medicare.

The prince, who has two daughters with his wife, Princess Nobuko, cited difficulties at home.

The much cited difficulties regarding putting Wonder Woman on film — Wonder Woman isn't big enough, and neither are Gal Gadot's breasts — aren't chiefly about Wonder Woman, or comic books, or superheroes, or movies.

– Global Uncertainties: Mboweni cited difficulties in interpreting several other recent developments in international markets.

Not surprisingly it was the company's financial services business that bore most of the blame for the earnings misfire, as Chief Executive Jeff Immelt Jeff Immelt cited difficulties in capital markets for GE's disappointing performance.

A recent Washington Post article cited difficulties that community colleges are having nationwide.