Sentence examples for recognition of serious from inspiring English sources

"There is a recognition of serious problems and an openness in addressing them," she said.

It was unclear if the officials' reticence indicated recognition of serious cracks or corruption in Russia's system of antidoping controls.

Gilding felt the movement had won its foremost battle: raising worldwide recognition of serious problems that had to be addressed.

With growing recognition of serious pollutants in America's water supply, Swackhamer sees a new trend toward green manufacturing, supported by "green chemistry".

Increasing recognition of serious complications associated with nonabsorbable polypropylene mesh has led to resurgence in interest in alternative approaches, such as the autologous fascial sling (AFS).

This attractiveness has been enough to motivate new causal theories (e.g. Rupert, 1999, Usher, 2001, and Ryder, 2004), despite the widespread recognition of serious challenges to an earlier generation of theories developed by Stampe, Dretske, Fodor, and others.

The payments came after decades of campaigning by veterans and their children for recognition of the serious health problems they suffered.

In addition to the foregoing contracts, a few other specific agreements were recognized as enforceable, but the general recognition of all serious agreements as binding was never achieved by the Romans.

"The committee's finding that investigative journalism in Britain is being 'deterred by the threat and cost of having to defend libel actions' is a welcome recognition of a serious problem which needs urgent remedy to defend the people's right to information of public interest and consequence".

While this merger may postpone recognition of a serious balance sheet hit, it will actually hinder the new entity's competitive position against other telecom companies that are showing vastly deflated asset values.

Experience in psychiatry with the late recognition of the serious metabolic side effects of atypical antipsychotics leads us to believe that it is better to confront concerns about this serious side effect now, rather than allowing the issue to polarize into a situation where there are those clinicians "for lithium" and those clinicians "against lithium".