Sentence examples for citing obstacles from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Uber announced it was suspending the service, citing "obstacles and roadblocks" placed before it by the city.

Six weeks after its debut inside yellow cabs roiled New York's taxi industry, a cab-hailing app company said Tuesday that it would shut down the service, citing "obstacles and roadblocks" placed before it by the city.

The chief state's attorney, Kevin T. Kane, agreed that his office had not pursued the delinquent jurors, saying other matters had taken precedence and citing obstacles to enforcement, including the difficulty of proving deliberate avoidance.

A large literature answers this question by citing obstacles such as bias, lack of role models, and shortcomings in the academic preparation many members of those groups receive.

While some of the hurdles are within, the EU establishment needs to be a sincere partner to BiH in overcoming rather than merely citing obstacles that have been allowed to persist in part through the EU's own acquiescence.

Most frequently cited obstacles to TUR implementation are technical feasibility problems; financial costs; concerns about product quality; and customer requirements.

IBM cited obstacles in closing transactions; analysts also point to the impact of expensing employee stock options.

Ms. Sawant cites obstacles to higher education, healthcare difficulties, workplace discrimination, and homelessness as some issues in which these groups are largely over represented.

The research cited obstacles such as lack of female teachers and inadequate school facilities.

Lack of up to date skills and time were consistently the top two cited obstacles for GP/FPs when performing procedures.

Lack of transportation, insufficient financial resources and poor roads were commonly cited obstacles to accessing the clinic, particularly during the rainy season.