Sentence examples for problem acknowledges from inspiring English sources

A way of reconciling the two sides of the debate about Newcomb's problem acknowledges that a rational person should prepare for the problem by cultivating a disposition to one-box.

They want the depths of the problem acknowledged.

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

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

Many Canadians, although tired of talking about Quebec's status within Canada, have no problem acknowledging that it is different from other parts of the country.

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

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

People who snore -- and the partners who must listen to their snoring at night -- usually have no problem acknowledging that snoring is disruptive and uncomfortable.

Let's imagine that we live in a parallel universe where women have no more problem acknowledging that they are ambitious than admitting that they like chocolate.

However, this is a common problem acknowledged for instruments developed in non English-speaking populations.

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