Sentence examples for problem acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"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.

Mr. Meyer has no problem acknowledging, or mingling, any of his musical roots: a respected artist member of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, he's also a star on the bluegrass circuit.

"The severity and extent and volume of women experiencing violence needs to always be maintained [as fact], no problem acknowledging that men may be victims but in overall scheme of things it is women who are impacted".

Delta has no problem acknowledging numbers between 14 and 15: any flight attendant has an amiable familiarity with 14 1/2; every pilot works with crazy fractions or even kookier decimals on those dials in the cockpit.

DOROTHY WICKENDEN: But Rob, what is the matter with this country–not to put too fine a point on it when other countries around the world, including China, are moving forward quite aggressively to curb CO2 emissions and have no problem acknowledging that this is a problem that is already upon us?

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.

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

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.