Sentence examples for acknowledged their problems from inspiring English sources
Britain's Allan McNish, sharing the No2 car with Kristensen acknowledged their problems: "Our Audi ran well and reliably but we weren't fast enough in heavy traffic and that was what this track was all about with such a big field on a narrow circuit," he said.
These typical descriptions of caring actions revealed that the participants felt that their families or friends understood and acknowledged their problems.
The Ravens at least acknowledged their problem by trading for Jacksonville offensive tackle Eugene Monroe on Thursday.
Ms. Iverson first requested anonymity, like most other professionals interviewed, some of whom have never acknowledged their problem to their families, primary care physicians or even insurers.
As Klopp acknowledged, their problem was the same one Bayern had faced for long parts of the match: they were facing a goalkeeper at the top of his game.
What can we learn from Domino's? 1) Do not be afraid to completely start over -- Domino's acknowledged their problem rested in a 50-year-old approach to making pizza and set out to change it.
The social privilege of boarding is psychologically double-edged: it both creates shame that prevents sufferers from acknowledging their problems, as well as unconscious entitlement that explains why ex-boarder leaders are brittle and defensive while still projecting confidence.
They acknowledge their problems, but they never allow themselves to feel they are smaller than their problems.
According to Leonard Usongo, manager of WWF projects in southeast Cameroon, "we cannot convince a community of the need to protect forests if we don't acknowledge their problems or their poverty".
Six service users reported gradually acknowledging their problems as mental ill-health and subsequently initiating help-seeking.
For those who already drink at abusive levels, the new program can help them acknowledge their problem and seek treatment earlier, before they suffer irreversible medical and social problems like liver or brain disease, legal difficulties, job loss or divorce.
