Sentence examples for issues cited by from inspiring English sources

Some of the issues cited by the comptroller — who, like Mr. Cuomo, is a Democrat — were familiar.

Yet some of the key issues cited by the media are actually less problematic than they may seem.

But the contractors said the other issues cited by the M.T.A. were challenges that all transit systems face.

The release said the company had retained a consulting firm to advise it on issues cited by the F.D.A. at the Ohm plant.

Among the other potential issues cited by election law specialists are problems with certain kinds of voting technologies, voting fraud and voter intimidation.

I am one of those who has been ambivalent about going to war with Iraq over the issues cited by the Bush administration.

The second biggest issue cited by voters was the budget deficit (about one-third of responses).

The greater issue cited by the council appears to be the state of the pavilion.

The difficulty in finding people in the UK to harvest hand-picked crops like strawberries is another issue cited by farmers.

Although the sputtering economy has replaced war as the most important issue cited by voters in public opinion polls, this remains a nation at war.

Schneider said that he did not wear a shield during his career because he could not see clearly with it, an issue cited by some who still decline to wear one.