Sentence examples for cites the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

Together with Mr Gray, he cites the difficulty of retaining people with the commercial, engineering and financial skills to negotiate contracts with industry and to manage complex programmes.

In her review of Flora Fraser's "The Washingtons" (Dec. 6), ­Annette Gordon-Reed cites the difficulty of writing about historical figures who "didn't write letters". As email correspondence has driven snail-mail stamps-and-envelopes letters to the brink of extinction, this difficulty is enjoying a revival.

An Everest Group analyst dismisses the numbers of qualified Spanish speakers in the Philippines as "negligible". That view is shared by Duane Cummins, regional vice president for Asia Pacific Operations of Stream Global Services, who cites the difficulties of scaling up in the Philippines and adds that his firm would prefer shifting work to centers in Latin America.

Others cite the difficulty of explaining the new market to potential buyrs.

Brokenshire cited the difficulty of helping people battling both drug abuse and alcohol addiction.

"No," she says, citing the difficulty of finding images of mixed groups.

Some cited the difficulty of removing the stickers and the gummy residue left behind.

Wal-Mart opposes the request, citing the difficulty of persuading suppliers to issue reports.

A lawyer familiar with the decision cited the difficulty of proving significant damages; Insys was not a big fish yet.

In general, anti-death-penalty protestors, citing the difficulty of mustering sympathy for McVeigh, don't expect a big turnout.

Companies, too, rarely relocate to Nassau or Suffolk, often citing the difficulty of getting around with or without a car.