Sentence examples for leaving cited from inspiring English sources

The most prevalent reason for seriously considering leaving cited by SFES Leavers was that science education was not supported, valued, or understood by their department and/or university (35%).

Lebanese nurses' reasons for leaving cited by migrant nurses included the lack of career development opportunities, followed by poor salaries, inequality with other health professionals, and being underestimated as valued health professionals.

He is leaving, citing creative differences with the program's star, Mr. Kilborn.

He then moved to Brazil as head coach of Atlético Paranaense, but lasted only seven games before leaving, citing homesickness.

Moreover, of the dozen or so friends I've known longest here, all but – maybe – three have recently talked about leaving, citing the fact that more interesting opportunities for creativity and business exist elsewhere.

The students who left cited a range of problems, from personality clashes to an overemphasis on academic training over performance.

Cashman's predecessors left, citing the extraordinary work hours and the conditions endured by a Steinbrenner general manager.

WikiLeaks had not had a major release of information in several years, its funds had dwindled and several senior architects of its systems left, citing internal disputes.

But until now, Rwanda has refused to leave, citing a threat from militiamen who are believed to be hiding in eastern Congo.

Ms. Zdobinski declined to discuss why he left, citing personnel policies, adding that discussions about a potential successor are under way with Heineken.

Three years later James F. McCollom Jr., a top official, and N. Pendergast Jones, the manager, also left, citing differences between the show and its charity.