Sentence examples for problem citing from inspiring English sources

Later, however, the department acknowledged a problem, citing a computer error and saying that the wrong data had been given to assessors for use in calculating property values.

Five years ago, the Securities and Exchange Commission reviewed the role of campaign money in the selection of pension investments and found evidence of a widespread problem, citing instances in at least 17 states.

Dr. Gold said that safety was not a problem, citing data he collected from July to December 1998, when, he said, Vanishing Point treated 30,000 areas of patients' bodies with less than a 1percentt incidence of complications.

David Cameron has said that Iran needs to "show it can be part of the solution, not part of the problem" – citing its support for terrorist organisations, its nuclear programme and its human rights record.

Glick also said treatment of journalists in the US was a major problem – citing recent examples of journalists being threatened with court action for 'aiding and abetting' defendants accused of espionage - and many government workers had been made afraid to talk to journalists about any topic, regardless of sensitivity.

But some still argue air quality is a problem, citing high asthma and cancer rates in the region.

THE most common problem cited by writing coaches is wordiness.

It's a problem cited by other consumer advocates and homeowners like Dorothy Robinson of San Jose, Calif.

Financing buildings is the leading problem cited by most charter operators.

Probably the greatest problem cited by voters was breakdown of voting machines in several precincts.

It's complicated: one analysis of the problem cited thirty-nine possible causes.