Sentence examples for a problem recognizing from inspiring English sources

Abbas himself seems to have a problem recognizing Jewish suffering.

Jett's complaint seems to be part of a larger pattern plaguing the world of virtual communications, a problem recognized since the earliest days of the Internet: flaming, or sending a message that is taken as offensive, embarrassing or downright rude.

If a problem recognized is a problem half-solved, then we can make an enormous leap forward by breaking the last taboo on television and taking back a portion of the public's airwaves for purposes of mature conversation about our common future.

FPG and 2hrPG levels may not give a robust representation of 24-h glucose profile, a problem recognized in similar studies (3, 4).

False positive Ang-1 levels can therefore result from the ex vivo activation of platelets within serum tubes, a problem recognized only recently.

This is a classic problem recognized in economics the problem of externalities.

6. Knowing-doing Gap [ 3]: A systemic problem recognized as the failed translation of clinical care research into patient care decisions despite the availability of research knowledge.

Species with larger geographical ranges typically occupy more sites and might be subjected to more studies: a potential problem recognized early [ 12].

The first step to overcoming a problem is recognizing that you have one.

"Rather than casting our net broadly, doctors quickly focus on a problem by recognizing patterns that have clinical significance," Kassirer says.

There would be no special value in 'creative leaps,' no fundamental gap between solving a problem and recognizing the solution once it's found.