Sentence examples for problem recognizing from inspiring English sources

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

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

I applied my anthropological sensibilities to the problem, recognizing that automobility was a cultural system, and that change, if it did not come from practical realities, like unmanageable gas prices or draconian laws, would have to come from a change in people's worldviews and values.

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.

But one of the things that sets this new wave apart from what came before is that straight men like Kanye and Rocky have no problem recognizing that some of their looks might have originated in the gay community.

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).

6. Knowing-doing Gap [ 3]: A systemic problem recognized as the failed translation of clinical care research into patient care decisions despite the availability of research knowledge.