Sentence examples for a recognised problem from inspiring English sources

It's a recognised problem.

There is a recognised problem with the lack of financial literacy in the UK".

From an equality perspective, these maternal models of care raise other questions, particularly where "paternal irresponsibility" is a recognised problem.

Those investors mulling Russian opportunities should also be aware that direct investments offer relatively weak investor protection compared to developed Western markets, and that the standard of corporate governance is a recognised problem for many smaller companies.

To give an example, I took 100 senior people from M&S to the cinema to see An Inconvenient Truth, a documentary on Al Gore's campaign to make the issue of global warming a recognised problem worldwide.

"Loneliness is a recognised problem among the elderly – there are day centres and charities to help them," says Sam Challis, an information manager at the mental health charity Mind, "but when young people reach 21 they're too old for youth services".

Cd is constantly added and gets accumulated to the plough layer of soil through various natural and anthropogenic activities such as volcanic eruptions, mining, smelting, mismanagement of industrial waste and use of phosphate fertilizers (Grant 2011) and its addition to the arable land is a widely recognised problem.

52 Undiagnosed diabetes is a well recognised problem and is not specifically considered by our study.

ISRCTN: ISRCTN64974377 Harmful events caused by medication are a widely recognised problem, both in hospital and outpatient settings [ 1- 5].

37 Financial hardship and poverty are common among elders now a major recognised problem in contemporary Korean society.

High prevalence of TB co-infection in HIV-infected people is a well recognised problem in resource-limited settings [ 30].