Sentence examples for the problem cited from inspiring English sources

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

Eight years ago, the commission recognized the problem cited by the two groups: that in case of a major pipe break, the leaking water or steam would scour off pipe insulation and even paint.

A newspaper editor noticed that the problem cited in the letter was identical to the plot of "Life on the Fast Lane".

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.

It also calls for multinational agencies to explore regional solutions to the problem, citing legal drug cultivation in Bolivia.

Betsy Shure Gross, the former executive director of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of Public Private Partnerships (in the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs), pondering the problem, cites lack of governmental leadership.

Cox notes that Whitney "gets the general direction right but usually overshoots in diagnosing the depth of the problem," citing her earlier calls on employment and Goldman Sachs' stock price.

Moreover, they wrote that aquaculture was "unlikely to resolve the problem," citing environmental damage caused by fish farms and the risk of exposure to elevated levels of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and dioxins in farm-raised fish.

"The problems cited a decade ago persist today," said a spokeswoman.

Most of the problems cited by the police, he added, occurred outside his establishment.

TROUBLE with Acura timepieces and Jaguar gearshifts are among the problems cited in the latest technical service bulletins.