Sentence examples for the problem was recognised from inspiring English sources

The problem was recognised by Nasheed when in office.

Accidents continued to occur, however, and it was ultimately through the efforts of Wing Commander Charles Learmonth immediately prior to his death in a Beaufort off the Western Australian coast that the nature of the problem was recognised and overcome.

The problem is recognised by professional conservationists but rarely understood by the general public, though the statistics are damning.

The chances of an issue making it onto the decision agenda are increased by the coupling of all three streams; when the problem is recognised, feasible solutions are available and there is sufficient political will to support change [ 21].

"How would you continue with a war on drugs in Tijuana, when across the border grocery stores were selling marijuana?" he asks.The problem is recognised by the politicians too.

But a spokesman said that a problem was recognised 16 seconds after a rocket booster was triggered to increase its velocity, ahead of the scramjet engine being started.

"We are mainly requesting that the current liquidity problem be recognised as a problem of common responsibility and that it be jointly addressed".

The small numbers' problem is recognised, even with all eligible women participating.

When the three streams converge, a problem is recognised as such, a solution is available, and the political climate means that the time is right for change and there are no constraints to prevent the action [ 4, 5].

Whereas these problems are recognised by the author in various places of the manuscript, there is a tendency to use BLAST results as proof in others (or as confirming proof, but if all congruent proofs are as solid as BLAST hits there may be a problem in the conclusion), so I would insist in a more careful formulation of BLAST-based hypotheses.

Only then can a clinical problem be recognised as distinct from normal variation, and a persistent problem be differentiated from a transient one.