Sentence examples for problem recognized from inspiring English sources

Jett's complaint seems to be part of a larger pattern plaguing the world of virtual communications, a problem recognized since the earliest days of the Internet: flaming, or sending a message that is taken as offensive, embarrassing or downright rude.

If a problem recognized is a problem half-solved, then we can make an enormous leap forward by breaking the last taboo on television and taking back a portion of the public's airwaves for purposes of mature conversation about our common future.

This is a classic problem recognized in economics the problem of externalities.

The most serious problem recognized in this study was inadequate knowledge of RN regarding management of diabetes.

False positive Ang-1 levels can therefore result from the ex vivo activation of platelets within serum tubes, a problem recognized only recently.

FPG and 2hrPG levels may not give a robust representation of 24-h glucose profile, a problem recognized in similar studies (3, 4).

The Dolphins should have no problem recognizing the opponent, even if they don't want to.

And sure, Fallows does have a problem recognizing a news story.

His lawyer, Marcos Fariña, said Mr. Lugo would have no problem recognizing paternity if the claims were proved in court.

Abbas himself seems to have a problem recognizing Jewish suffering.

Living in a strong democracy does not mean removing the issue – it means being able to take on the problem; recognizing it and dealing with it.