Sentence examples for citing the challenges from inspiring English sources

"As a woman and also as an Afghan, I have my concerns," she said, citing the challenges of maintaining security and women's rights.

Yesterday, however, Mr. Bloomberg's press secretary, Edward Skyler, released a statement citing "the challenges our country is facing" as the reason for postponing the trip.

But we don't want to deliver a beta product," read the letter, citing the challenges of large scale manufacturing due to pre-order demand and overcoming issues with the variations in home size.

Nursing staff report feeling overwhelmed – there is increased sick leave on the unit, staff are presenting to occupational health with stress issues, and some have left the unit citing the challenges caring for this patient as the primary reason.

Automakers, citing the challenge and expense of building large numbers of electric cars and charging stations, want fuel efficiency and greenhouse emissions standards to be slowly phased in over the period.

Shapiro said it was no surprise that Snow Days was expected to lose money this time, citing "the challenge of creating an event that's never been done before".

Opening for Mr. Clinton at the church this morning, Governor Davis referred to "powerful forces" in California and Washington who were trying to overturn the will of the people, citing the challenge to the presidential vote count in Florida in 2000 and the effort to impeach Mr. Clinton.

In his remarks at the fund-raiser, initially reported by Mother Jones, Mr. Romney tried to energize his backers by citing the challenge he faces, saying: "There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what.

The ratings agency cited "the challenges the bank faces to conserve liquidity and preserve its franchise".

Business experts cite the challenges and high cost of doing business in China.

Mr. Kraemer, 49, cited the challenges Baxter has faced during the last year as the reason for his departure.