Sentence examples for citing weaknesses from inspiring English sources

In September, H.P. fired Mr. Apotheker, citing "weaknesses" in his ability to reach goals and communicate.

On Thursday, the Federal Reserve said Goldman and JPMorgan would need to resubmit their proposals to pay out billions of dollars to shareholders, citing weaknesses in their capital plans.

The Wallabies head coach Robbie Deans has been criticised by sections of the media for leaving the fly-half out of his provisional 25-man squad, citing weaknesses in the defensive side of his game.

The dollar fell as the Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate, citing weakness in the economy.

The Lucent Technologies chief executive, Henry B. Schacht, citing weakness in the economy, told the company's employees yesterday to expect further layoffs.

At the outset of the gathering of finance ministers and central bankers last week, the I.M.F. lowered its global growth forecasts, again citing weakness from Europe.

Yahoo also lowered expectations for the remainder of 2007, as many on Wall Street were also expecting, citing weakness in display advertising.

As a reliever, Brown could back up Hernández, who lasted only three innings on Friday, citing weakness in his right shoulder.

But Neil Woodford's well regarded Invesco Perpetual has disposed of its shareholding in the company, citing weakness in its European business and concerns about dividend cover.

And last week, Advanced Micro Devices, Intel's chip competitor, cut its revenue projections for the second time in two weeks, citing weakness in its microprocessor line, which is heavily dependent on consumer purchases of personal computers.

Fitch cut its debt rating on AT&T to one notch above junk, citing weakness in its main businesses, as well as overall deterioration of the long-distance industry.