Sentence examples for recognized the obstacles from inspiring English sources

The bitcoin community has recognized the obstacles this presents and chosen to either combat it with public relations initiatives; remove any mention of bitcoin from their marketing and branding; or ensure that its use is not relevant to the beneficiaries of the service provided as do the so-called "last mile" remittances applications.

Google and Microsoft recognize the obstacles, and they concede that changing health care will take time.

Rob Reiner, the director who had been critical of Mr. Obama just two years ago, said he had shifted his view of the president as he came to recognize the obstacles Mr. Obama faced.

Some in the feminist community may feel it's a disaster that younger women fail to recognize the obstacles and struggles that have got us all to this point.

But despite a substantial amount of justification, "genes-first" and "metabolism-first" proponents have all at some point recognized the single greatest obstacle to overcome.

Both busing and school closure recognize the educational obstacles that concentrated poverty creates.

Union troops had occupied Harrison's Island — directly across from Ball's Bluff — since Oct. 4, long enough to map the region, or at least to recognize the daunting obstacles that lay across the river.

A number of scholars recognize the legal obstacles stakeholders face when attempting to reduce civilian vulnerability to illegal forced displacement (Zapater 2010; Andreu-Guzmán 2013 et al).

Thus, translational medicine is not pretending to discover new goals and values but its essence resides more in emphasizing the need to enhance the efficiency of discovery validation recognizing the increasing obstacles.

Baumann also criticized the Times for failing to recognize the political obstacles facing even modest gun safety regulations.

We all recognize the mounting obstacles and pressure that many schools face in keeping physical activity on a child's calendar, and that by joining forces, we are that much stronger and more likely to achieve our lofty and ambitious goals.