Sentence examples for citing challenges from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — When he talks about why the economy is ailing, President Bush often turns to euphemism, citing "challenges in the housing and financial markets".

The Federal Reserve's policy-making arm said on Wednesday that it had decided to keep short-term interest rates near zero for "an extended period," citing challenges to economic growth, including the effect of new financial troubles abroad.

On Monday, a UBS analyst downgraded the company to "sell" from "buy," citing challenges in market and high operating costs.

Hamilton Academical manager Martin Canning also felt his side should have had been awarded a penalty, citing challenges on Greg Docherty and Antonio Rojano.

He is expected to tell delegates "we need to keep making progress — now more than ever" on "humanity's greatest common project", citing challenges such as climate change, fighting disease, and education and economy inclusion.

The SNA had angered parents, health advocates and the First Lady in 2014 when it lobbied to roll back provisions of the 2010 Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act (HHFKA), which it had previously supported, citing challenges some schools faced in implementing the requirements.

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

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.

Dance scholars consistently cite challenges in being taken seriously by colleagues and administrators.

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