Sentence examples for recognised the problems from inspiring English sources

We should have recognised the problems and solved the issues.

In a letter to parents, Park View's trustees and new principal, Adrian Packer, said the school recognised the problems identified by Ofsted.

A good bank will have recognised the problems of the really toxic assets and marked them down on their balance sheet accordingly; a bad bank will not.

The trend has been recognised, the problems are being analysed and they will be the subject of a major political lobbying campaign in 2014.

Elizabeth Truss, the secretary for environment, food and rural affairs, recognised the problems facing the dairy industry in her address to Britain's farmers last week at the Oxford Farming Conference.

They express their shock and grief, say they have long recognised the problems in Bangladesh, point out that the chaotic environment of a developing world city means many issues are partly beyond their control (though, they admit, still their responsibility), and downplay the significance of cheap labour in the decision to locate production in the country.

China has recognised the problem and copied western countries by moving power stations out of cities.

To some extent Brussels has recognised the problem and relaxed its austerity rules, allowing countries like Italy and Spain to boost spending.

Luckily, people of goodwill in Brussels recognised the problem and are trying to improve things, but progress is terribly slow.

Google's founders recognised the problem back when Google was just a start-up in the late 1990s.

Fortunately, Payne appears to have recognised the problem and he is nimble enough to do something about it.