Sentence examples for in recognising the problem from inspiring English sources

"The newspaper's initial delay in recognising the problem was a matter of regret: had it taken full account of the IPCC's concerns on the evening of 18 November, it would evidently have been in a position to revise the main headline online and in at least some print editions of the newspaper.

Even though 9 in 1,000 young children developed febrile seizures after receiving a CSL Biotherapies trivalent seasonal vaccine containing a swine flu antigen, there was a delay in recognising the problem and actions to stop further vaccinations (21– 21).

Foremost among the issues raised by the continence service leads was a failure on the part of commissioners, managers and other health professionals in recognising the problem of UI and acknowledging the importance of continence for older people and the impact it has on other areas of health, such as quality of life, tissue viability and falls.

In terms of barriers to a good-quality service, participants highlighted a failure on the part of commissioners, managers and other health professionals in recognising the problem of UI and in acknowledging the importance of continence for older people and prevalent negative attitudes towards continence and older people.

In recognising the problems facing us, we need not be pessimistic.

In recognising the problems, Cook has taken the first step towards solving them.

In merely recognising the problem, they are already doing better than EU countries such as Spain, Italy and especially Greece.

Lower scores were associated with being female and recognising the problem in the vignette as a mental health-related problem (psychiatric terminology not used).

Accordingly, multinomial logistic regression was used to examine the predictors for recognising the problem in the vignette as either depression or by using other mental health-related labels (DVs); the reference group being those not using such labels.

As seen in Table  2, the odds of recognising the problem as depression was higher among females, those in the Medical Faculty and those in higher years of study (as compared to those in the first year).

To date, ministers, Mr Wright included, have been slow, to the point of irresponsibility, in recognising the immediacy and scale of the problem.