Sentence examples for recognised as a problem from inspiring English sources

But the fund today is increasingly recognised as a problem.

The inability of many school governors to read a balance sheet was recognised as a problem.

"Like with all addictions, until it's recognised as a problem there is no solution.

When obesity started to become recognised as a problem in western societies, it too was blamed on saturated fats.

"We are mainly requesting that the current liquidity problem be recognised as a problem of common responsibility and that it be jointly addressed".

It's recognised as a problem to the extent that increasing the amount and range of data available is one of the targets of the sustainable development goals.

As a respondent suggested, this impacted on multisectoral engagement in HIV/AIDS decision- making: We tried really hard for a long time to make HIV/AIDS problem to be recognised as a social problem in our country.

Overdiagnosis of indolent cancers in cancer screening is now recognised as a significant problem, but solutions to this problem (eg, communication, public awareness) are as yet uncertain, including in primary care.

65 To begin to address the problem, it needs to be recognised as a shared problem.

Scale formation on heat transfer surfaces has been recognised as a widespread problem in heat exchangers.

From CEO's through to the most junior staff, health & wellbeing is increasingly recognised as a widespread problem.