Sentence examples for to notice the problem from inspiring English sources

First, politicians are beginning to notice the problem.

In fact, though, as the pediatrician who should have been the first to notice the problem, I was pretty clueless.

I began to notice the problem during Palin's interview with Charlie Gibson - not coincidentally, her first major unscripted foray into the public speaking realm.

Why? A. The Transit Authority began to notice the problem in the late 70's, a spokesman said, and clamped down on the reckless fare beaters.

While the sampling and scouting was taking place, the alfalfa was growing back after first cutting and we began to notice the problem of the Potato Leaf Hopper.

Mr. Hulbert said he began to notice the problem about eight months ago, when the Sanitation Department transferred a number of trucks from a garage at East 215th Street and the East River.

In his eagerness to imagine an "American grand strategy in a world at risk," he didn't bother to notice the problems festering at home.

Although the space is surprisingly skimpy and the layout flawed, being in Palm Beach, at the Breakers, in such good hands, is so pleasant that it took all my professional dedication to notice the problems.

Manzoni said it was not until November that officials "really started to notice" the problems at Carillion, whose chairman, Philip Green, was an adviser to the prime minister on corporate responsibility until December 2016.

Process theists were not the first to notice the problems that the Thomistic account poses for human freedom.

However, due to the conditions of a music store, you may be unable to notice the problems with the guitar.