Sentence examples for admitted to recognizing from inspiring English sources
Only five herders stated that they can predict a dzud already in summer, whereas four herders admitted to recognizing dzud only in spring time (February ,March), if severe winter weather still prevails.
Q. Do any of the boys admit to recognizing in themselves some of the signs of abusive behavior?
Their recent eight-city tour included a blogger party, and they admit to recognizing most of the faces and handles of their frequent commenters.
By contrast, Mr. Levine revealed only that he has narrow tastes — he admitted to not recognizing hits by Rascal Flatts, Adam Lambert and the Script, sung by the contestants.
Both his painting and his sculpture were admitted to the officially recognized Salon there, and while in England from 1896 to 1901 he received important commissions and royal recognition.
Over five percent of Avery Coonley graduates since 1989 have been admitted to the nationally recognized Illinois Math and Science Academy (IMSA), Illinois' public, competitive-entry, boarding school for top math and science students.
One need not believe there was actual malice aforethought that caused the "mistakes" the big bankers admitted to the Angelides Commission to recognize their utter contempt for the rest of us as they shower millions of our dollars on Congress to make the American people bear the risks again of their financial shenanigans.
You have to admit, to not recognize her contribution to television baffles the mind.
Optimal management of severe influenza thus depends on the ability to recognize those patients admitted to the ICU who require empiric therapy for influenza pending the results of diagnostic testing.
Optimal management of severe influenza depends on the ability to recognize those patients admitted to the ICU who require empiric therapy and additional precautions for influenza pending the results of diagnostic testing.
The development of nosocomial pneumonia in patients admitted to the ICU has been recognized as one of the most important contemporary safety issues in critical care medicine.
