Sentence examples for acknowledged crises from inspiring English sources

There's an acknowledged crises in recruitment and retention of teachers, so it makes little sense to disillusion scores of motivated graduates in the name of short-term financial gain.

Regardless of the election result, they're still widely regarded as the creatures of a discredited elite, with no answer to the now almost universally acknowledged crisis of inequality – except to deepen it.

"These are strong women who know how to acknowledge crisis and stress," Ortiz said.

So, as Mr. Obama acknowledged, the crisis continues.

In the last few years, officials have belatedly acknowledged the crisis with a series of reports.

Galen acknowledged the crisis facing the Republican party and his own culpability.

The government has acknowledged the crisis by replacing Jorge Giordani, the hard-line finance minister, with Nelson Merentes, a moderate.

He acknowledged the crisis would have a lasting toll: Deutsche Bank prided itself on dreaming up complex derivatives and other securities.

Writing about "disarray" in the EU, one Guardian columnist acknowledged the crisis had "played into the hands of the Eurosceptics".

On top of which, at a time of a widely acknowledged masculinity crisis, reassurances about the positive effects of men's emotional availability should be welcomed.

The Syrian regime never acknowledged the crisis, or its people's quest for freedom, or the violence committed by its forces and the irregular militias allied with it, known in Syria as the Shabiha.