Sentence examples for citing difficulties from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vincent became chief executive in December 1998 when James Tobin unexpectedly quit, citing difficulties getting along with Mr. Vincent.

But Huizenga, citing difficulties in gaining public financing for a new baseball stadium, dismantled the team and sold it in 1999 to John Henry, a successful commodities trader.

Then, nearly a year after Mr. Anderson was arrested, the district attorney, Eddie Jordan, dropped the charges, citing difficulties tracking down — and believing — Torrie Williams, 33, the witness on whom the indictment depended and on whom a trial would depend.

Moreover, citing difficulties of extracting gas from the site, petroleum companies have applied to the Railroad Commission to double the density to one well per 40 acres, which would allow 16 wells on the property.

Two years ago, as the band was riding high off the success of "Define the Great Line," which made its debut at No. 2 on the Billboard album chart, it pulled itself off the Vans Warped Tour, citing difficulties related to the drug problems of its lead singer, Spencer Chamberlain.

But the Spanish government demurred, citing difficulties in finding the subsidies the project would need.

In December, citing difficulty in gaining access to the building, the city gave up and formally closed the file.

He said that the supply of bees is falling short of the need, citing difficulty rounding up enough bees to pollinate the winter almond crop in California and blueberry bushes in Maine this spring.

Ms. Joseph says she doesn't often attend the theater these days, citing difficulty with her hearing, though she sees her granddaughter's plays, as well as those of Ms. Herzog's husband, the prolific director Sam Gold.

Whitehead said that stealth was not as directly rewarding as combat, citing difficulty in controlling Batman at close quarters and the inconsistent contextual actions.

Retro Gamers Craig Grannell described the game as "unforgiving", citing difficulty landing and excessive precision required in the flying and platforming segments respectively.