Sentence examples for already recognising that from inspiring English sources

However, the Coffee Barometer 2014 is already recognising that these initiatives may struggle in a world where climate change directly uproots smallholder farmers.

The education secretary Michael Gove has already recognised that these declines are cause for concern.

In ancient Greece, the philosophers Pythagoras and Parmenides had already recognised that the Earth was spherical.

Digital businesses already recognise that future generations will do things differently and are working to engage them.

But wise heads in the local party already recognise that while they've long regarded Rahman as a wrong 'un, his rise cannot be ascribed to electoral bad business alone.

As a (recovering) people-pleaser, you may already recognise that there are one or two people in your life who bring out the best (or worst) in your people pleasing tendencies.

It is already recognised that the numbers of men receiving radical therapy for localised prostate cancer have increased dramatically in the United Kingdom (Vesey et al, 2012).

However, related study limitations are that the sample reflected only those individuals who had internet access and already recognised that they had a problem and that those who had not engaged with these support groups were not represented.

The nature of social cognition is itself a matter for continuing research and debate, although it is already recognised that deficits in social cognition occur in a range of mental disorders including autism and schizophrenia [ 35].

Besides, Mr Milosevic has his own roots in clannish, vendetta-strewn Montenegro.Still, Serbia's rulers may recognise that Montenegro is already half-way towards independence.

The UK also already bombing Isis in Iraq and the Government says that Isis does not recognise that border.