Sentence examples for Acknowledged problem from inspiring English sources

There is an acknowledged problem of access and inequality of opportunity – I don't know how to remedy that.

"But as a symptom of a widely acknowledged problem that is ruining lives, this omission becomes a major issue.

Diplomats said they were surprised and described the policy as an overreaction to an acknowledged problem that is diminishing.

It was the latest in a series of rulings that defense lawyers say highlight the rarely acknowledged problem of deceit by prosecution witnesses.

But in a society in which racial profiling is an acknowledged problem in law enforcement, Mr. Ron has adopted a new word -- screening -- to describe the techniques.

Those of us working in the field need to be extremely careful not to over-egg the pudding when describing our work, an increasingly acknowledged problem when discussing, for example, whether brain stimulation has any beneficial effects.

But even with consideration of the acknowledged problems, scientists said the consensus remained that the increase in diversity was real.

Apart from the acknowledged problems of inflexibility in the country's labor markets and its regulatory culture, Germany's major structural deficiencies relate to the persistent asymmetries involving weak domestic demand and an overreliance on exports as a motor of growth.

Our paper provides an original contribution to the debate about the relationship between peer research assessment and citation based metrics and hence to the issue of whether metrics can complement or substitute for peer review, given the acknowledged problems with the latter.

One of the acknowledged problems in addressing needs of underserved populations is the failure of primary care providers to identify psychosocial health risks despite recommendation by American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology [ 112, 113].

Rather than providing grounds for thinking that a proposed policy or principle is morally unacceptable, these arguments trade on the widely acknowledged inappropriateness of some other policy or principle, and then tar the matter under discussion with the acknowledged problems of the latter.