Sentence examples for problem acknowledged from inspiring English sources

They want the depths of the problem acknowledged.

Now, with midfield options multiplied and the long-running, costly goalkeeping problem acknowledged, expectation carries a demand.

Crime remains a problem, acknowledged Lt. Diane Hessler, a spokeswoman for the Police Department, although it has eased somewhat.

Michael Gove's attack on the "preposterous" number of old Etonians at the top was clearly a bit of political positioning, but it taps into a problem acknowledged by sensible Tories.

Either way, it is no answer to the underlying problem, acknowledged by MPs of all parties, that Britain's legislature has grown less able to do what it is supposed to under the Westminster model and hold an over-mighty executive to account.This second mistake is understandable.

The ad sales accounting problem acknowledged Wednesday was confined to a single unit of AOL.

"I can't say the mainstream has a problem acknowledging photographers of color," Mr. Bey said in an e-mail message.

The first step of solving any problem, acknowledging it, is well past.

There are generally two prerequisites to fixing any problem: acknowledging the problem, and understanding it.

"The mainstream has problems acknowledging work of substance by a whole lot of people.

"We have to be clear that acknowledging problems, acknowledging the difficulties that everyday New Yorkers are going through, is the beginning of solving them".