When I began to recognize the implications of never writing my reviews, it sucked even more, because it meant I was a thief.
It took a stroke of genius to recognize the implications.
Moreover, investors may not recognize the implications of a big increase in corporate debt when the nation experiences a recession.
Glyn is "a facts man, par excellence," one who "can recognize the implications of a gap in the record," and so, burning with purpose, he sets out on a quest for the truth about Kath.
At a time when we need wisdom and farsightedness to recognize the implications of Dr. Keeling's 50 meticulous years of work, we are instead offered folly, measured out in quarterly profit margins and two-year electoral cycles.
When the calls for change began to stir in the Arab world more than three months ago, France in particular seemed to be on the wrong side of history, slow to recognize the implications of the nascent unrest in Tunisia, even offering to help out President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali's hated police with supplies of tear gas.
Although most scientists recognize that there is more to success, in the corporate world and in life, than brainpower and purely intellectual feats, many of those same scientists fail to fully recognize the implications.
Most women first react with fear of losing a breast and then recognize the implications of not only a breast, but their mortality.
But they refuse to recognize the implications of that statement, such as the fact that he was willing to compromise, was happy to engage with Democrats to make the thing work.
Which brings us to a really important point: The fact that the personhood movement is openly seeking to institute a theocracy does not mean that there aren't deeply religious men and women who recognize the implications of what they are doing and reject them.
