Sentence examples for a problem has been recognised from inspiring English sources

Once a problem has been recognised, senior family members often decide to seek treatment in a timely manner.

Once a problem has been recognised, senior family members often decide to seek treatment in a timely manner – suggesting that it is whom care is sought from, which needs to be changed.

This problem has been recognised and will be fixed.Since the day men first hoisted sails, boats and crews have been lost at sea.

This problem has been recognised by numerous governments, including the Group of Eight (G8) - Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, United Kingdom, and United States - in its 2007 summit declaration.

This problem has been recognised for some time.

We note that the problem has been recognised nationally, and the efforts are being made to improve management.

The importance of implementing interventions to address this public health problem has been recognised by the World Health Organization [ 1, 3] and the US Surgeon General [ 4].

This problem has been recognised recently by the Cochrane IPD Meta-Analysis Methods Group, 10 which has developed a guidance paper to better enable users of IPD meta-analyses to understand them and to appraise their quality.

Indeed, this problem has been recognised by the International Ki-67 in Breast Cancer Working Group as they were unable to come to consensus regarding the ideal cut point(s) that might be used in routine clinical practice (Dowsett et al, 2011).

The report's author Stephen Moss, a naturalist and writer, said that the problem had been recognised for some time but action was proving slow to follow.

Various environmental management accounting data problems have been recognised.