Sentence examples for an acknowledged problem from inspiring English sources

There is an acknowledged problem of access and inequality of opportunity – I don't know how to remedy that.

Diplomats said they were surprised and described the policy as an overreaction to an acknowledged problem that is diminishing.

But in a society in which racial profiling is an acknowledged problem in law enforcement, Mr. Ron has adopted a new word -- screening -- to describe the techniques.

New York City, which already has an acknowledged problem with police retirements, is about to pay many of its veteran officers an average of $50,000 in overtime for the current fiscal year, which ends June 30 , 2002

It also wasn't an acknowledged problem for developers; the ecosystem was nascent, apps were basic (at best), mobile commerce was non-existent and the perceived usefulness of deep linking was minimal.

This is an acknowledged problem for macromolecule-loaded dissolving polymeric MN.

"But as a symptom of a widely acknowledged problem that is ruining lives, this omission becomes a major issue.

Those of us working in the field need to be extremely careful not to over-egg the pudding when describing our work, an increasingly acknowledged problem when discussing, for example, whether brain stimulation has any beneficial effects.

Financial abuse of elders is an under acknowledged problem and professionals' judgements contribute to both the prevalence of abuse and the ability to prevent and intervene.

This is particularly pronounced in the context of fisheries: Overfishing is a globally acknowledged problem (FAO 2010), and accurate estimation of natural mortality is essential for sustainable fisheries management (Hilborn and Walters 1992).

It was the latest in a series of rulings that defense lawyers say highlight the rarely acknowledged problem of deceit by prosecution witnesses.