Sentence examples for recognizing this problem from inspiring English sources

Recognizing this problem is an important first step in forming policies that circumvent bias, Pronin says.

Siemens might be faulted for not recognizing this problem before spending hundreds of millions of its shareholders' dollars on Argon.

The agency, recognizing this problem, decided to "outsource" some of the work to a nonprofit consortium of twelve university laboratories.

At one point, as if recognizing this problem, Mr. Rudd flung a Frisbee into the crowd; his songwriting partner, the guitarist Rupert Lyddon, remained poker-faced.

Recognizing this problem highlights the limits of corporate governance reforms for fixing the design eliminating excessive risk-taking incentives in banks.

Recognizing this problem, Simeon Koroma co-founded Timap (which translates to "Stand Up" in the national Krio language) for Justice in 2003 to combine the best of both systems.

Brown's supporters recognize this problem.

Mondelli recognized this problem a decade ago during the telecommunications boom.

Even then, I recognized this problem as rather preposterous.

Eleven House Republicans have recognized this problem, and have submitted a Resolution calling for action on climate change.

He recognized this problem when, in the Annals, he revived the study of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.