Sentence examples for recognize that the problem from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: You do an excellent job of highlighting the problems in access to health care aggravated by the Affordable Care Act, and you correctly recognize that the problem is not limited to primary care.

This is a "false hope" at present for parents of autistic children only because there are still so few schools that recognize that the problem can be effectively tackled -- and then do so.

Again, because if they recognize that the problem had already been solved by a very targeted professional approach, disciplined approach, then they didn't have the problem of velocity, variety and volume in the digital age to get money from Congress.

While we at Urban Alliance recognize that the problem of youth unemployment, especially among the low-income populations, is not going to be solved by any one intervention, we strive to provide opportunities to youth who need them the most.

Until we recognize that the problem is us -- all of us, our habitual patterns of body, mind and spirit -- how can we address the totality of who we are?

Because the scope of the surveys described in the mini-monograph is limited, we recognize that the problem of chronic As exposure may be more widespread than we describe below.

We must have leaders who recognize that the problems of the poor aren't trifles to leave to do-gooders, but are vital strategic issues.

"Germany and others must recognize that the problems of Southern European countries like Portugal are also due to excessive lending by their own banks," he added.

Peter Chinloy, a real estate and finance professor at American University in Washington who has studied how borrowers behave when home prices fall, said policy makers should recognize that the problems are most severe in a few states in the Southwest, the Midwest and in Florida, and should aim relief in those places.

Experts, however, will recognize that the problems in (b) and (c) both relate to the principle of energy conservation, and so will group those two problems into one category instead.

With his quick intelligence, he recognized that the problem lay somewhere in his formation, in things that had been given too little attention.