Sentence examples for cited problem from inspiring English sources

Software errors were the most frequently cited problem.

The difficult bit is turning small firms into bigger ones.One commonly cited problem is a lack of early-stage venture capital: sums of $1m-2m 1m-2m.

The most commonly cited problem was the lack of recognition of the role cleaners played in enabling other organisations to function.

One frequently cited problem with farmed fish, particularly salmon, is sea lice, whose spread has become such a problem in Scotland that the government is considering a ban on coastal fish farms.

An often cited problem is that the Latin divisions of major recording labels tend to be concentrated on the East Coast and run by people who do not know or care for Mexican music.

Here, two standard types of vector quantization are brought to bear upon the cited problem of clustering V3 loop amino acid sequences.

Another person cited problems at Ernst & Young.

Mr. Kelly cited problems with both of those plans.

He cited problems with "land/property acquisition, environmental and statutory issues".

The pair cited problems with coalition government in, among other countries, Israel.

He cited problems of handling 220,000 to 250,000 arrests a year.