Sentence examples for been recognised as a problem from inspiring English sources

The paucity of surface-temperature records in the remote and inaccessible Arctic has long been recognised as a problem for global estimates, not least by the Met Office itself.

Digital service provision to rural communities around the world has been recognised as a problem for some time and has been addressed in [1, 2].

A poor attitude to patients by healthcare workers has long been recognised as a problem in the Kenyan setting, with the Kenya Ministry of Health declaring commitment to redress this issue.

"Like with all addictions, until it's recognised as a problem there is no solution.

The inability of many school governors to read a balance sheet was recognised as a problem.

"We are mainly requesting that the current liquidity problem be recognised as a problem of common responsibility and that it be jointly addressed".

It's recognised as a problem to the extent that increasing the amount and range of data available is one of the targets of the sustainable development goals.

But maybe, in talking about it openly, we can help to elevate it to a status which it is still being denied: that of being recognised as a problem.

Psychiatric comorbidity in general is recognised as a problem in primary care.

Corruption in health care in countries of the former Soviet Union was recognised as a problem [ 10].

In a European global health context, this means that the respective issue must be perceived by all stakeholders in the same manner in order to be recognised as a problem.