Sentence examples for citing the issue from inspiring English sources
Update: SpaceX aborted the launch with 13 seconds to go, citing the issue with the positioning of an engine nozzle that's responsible for steering the rocket in the second stage as the cause.
The verdict and the legislation remain a source of heated debate, with many citing the issue as a prime example of the poor implementation of Fundamental Rights.
To many, the problems they experience in Britain are the fault of people not born here, with over a third of Leave voters citing the issue of immigration as their deciding factor in a YouGov poll for the Times on the eve of the vote.
Citing the issue of Iran's nuclear program, Clark suggested a prime window of opportunity may have been missed early in the Bush presidency, before the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
On Tuesday, a UBS Warburg analyst reversed his full-year estimate for American from a profit of $1.05 a share to a loss of $1.20, citing the issues American faces.
They cite the issue as key to closing the widening gap between rich and poor.
Advisers have often cited the issue of discounts as adding complexity – and a reason for avoiding investment trusts.
Judge Preska said that lawyers had been allowed to leave one of the cases in which the furlough problem had been cited; the issue is pending in the others.
Some men cited the issue as a major factor in a fragile marriage or in the breakup of one, while others expressed amazement that a higher-earning wife could possibly cause problems in this day and age.
The source cites the issue of Bashiqa as an example of Iranian-Turkish competition in Iraq.
He cited the issue of sex trafficking being conflated with voluntary sex work, and said that his potential future colleagues in Congress failed both sex trafficking victims and voluntary sex workers when they passed FOSTA/SESTA so quickly.
