Sentence examples for As we recognise from inspiring English sources

As we recognise in this paper that risk is multi-variate, being the convolution of variables of hazard, exposure and vulnerability, it follows that volcanic hazards only become volcanic risks, properly so called, with the existence of social exposures and vulnerabilities.

As we recognise International Women's Day this March 8th, the international community, together with governments around the world, must work more aggressively to ensure that every girl has the right to a childhood that provides her with the opportunity to reach her full potential".

It is historically intriguing, but does not connect with English as we recognise it.

This is because the novel as we recognise it was created by someone infatuated with history: Sir Walter Scott.

Readers will see their own lives in Bruce Springsteen's extraordinary story, just as we recognise ourselves in his songs".

The (we assume) near-future world through which he travels – generally in a giant armoured personnel carrier called a Mebsher – is not as we recognise it.

It is right that we help those people, as we recognised in our 2009 white paper.

It was gone just as we recognised how intensely delicious it was.

Although examined, the comparison of CON to LK group was not of primary interest, as we recognised it would not be possible to isolate the effects of the two experimental condition changes (knee position and vibration exposure) from the control condition.

"As statisticians we recognise the potential value of more comprehensive data sets to enable better decision making in government.

Social workers understand that a person's family plays the most fundamental role in their future wellbeing and, as such, we recognise that people have a right to secure relationships in their families and communities.