Sentence examples for way to cite problems from inspiring English sources

"Almost everyone else seems to be tripping over themselves or going out of their way to cite problems in the overall economic environment, but H.P. is doing neither," said Laura Conigliaro, a Goldman Sachs analyst.

But there's a problem: The Milky Way, to cite an example, doesn't seem to have gathered enough star clusters over the eons to explain its 300 billion suns.

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Tymoshenko refused to attend the trial, citing problems with her health.

It cited problems related to increased difficulty of access to the United Kingdom as the reason for this advice.

In the years prior to the collapse, several reports cited problems with the bridge structure.

Last year, a federal appeals court overturned Mr. Nelson's conviction on federal civil rights charges, citing problems with the way the jury was selected.

The "global warming hiatus" never actually happened, the team from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration concluded, citing problems with the way global surface temperatures had earlier been measured.

He cited problems of handling 220,000 to 250,000 arrests a year.

Both reports cited problems with FDA's ability to collect and analyze data on food safety.

In addition, immunization managers cited problems of inadequate knowledge among providers with respect to vaccine prescribing.