Sentence examples for Having recognised that from inspiring English sources

These two conglomerate-builders of the 1960s to 1980s ended their stellar careers by breaking up the empires they had created, having recognised that an orderly sale would realise more value than a long, sad decline.

According to a former government minister, "having recognised that what happened to Néstor could happen to her," she is more concerned than before to spend time with her family.

Germany allowed the European champions too much time to monopolise possession and construct their attacks in Durban in midweek, with Holland having recognised that they cannot afford to make the same mistake.

It all depends on the contest against South Africa, but this time the few English fans here tread the frenetic path to the Chittagong stadium with a whiff of expectation as well as hope, having recognised that just about anything is possible in this crazy tournament.

Back in the 1980s, having recognised that lack of access to palliative care in poor countries was a major public health problem, the WHO established the Cancer Pain Programme [ 12].

They should have recognised that really".

19 Some institutions have recognised that simple logistics can prevent staff from using SEDs.

"All the players have recognised that.

Manchester has recognised that".

Obama says he thinks other leaders have recognised that.

These bands have recognised that they have clout, and their protests about fees make news.