Sentence examples for recognised this problem from inspiring English sources

It is because Korean Air recognised this problem that its safety record was dramatically improved.

Terrorists will be able to know the nationality of those they attack.Belatedly, the authorities have recognised this problem, and are trying to do something about it.

Lord Justice Jackson recognised this problem when he proposed an alternative to insurance in his review but the government – without explanation – has not accepted his recommendations in these cases.

Recently, researchers have recognised this problem and made attempts to use indirect methods to obtain information on doping behaviour.

Ling [2] had recognised this problem and proposed that intracellular water existed as polarized multilayers at protein surfaces, thus providing adequate volumes of modified water.

Researchers have recognised this problem and many have accepted the challenge of preparing systematic reviews of individual studies in order to appraise, summarise and bring together existing studies in a single place.

Recognising this problem, a range of businesses have found success in selling limited offerings to customers.

I agree that some Chinese policymakers recognise this problem, and have tried to rein in runaway credit.

Recognising this problem, a donor-funded project has since 2011 aimed to work with small businesses in several regions.

Many of us were heartened in 2002 when David Cameron, recognising this problem, argued: "Drugs policy in this country has been failing for decades.

Recognising this problem, the SNP now markets a sort of independence lite or 2.0, designed to sound reassuringly innocuous, in which Scotland keeps the queen, the pound and its military bases (a gradualism that suits Mr Salmond more than his party's Braveheart wing).And far from being the most perilous time to test the union, this may be the most propitious.