Sentence examples for better to recognize from inspiring English sources

They explain why it's better to recognize effort over achievements.

And who better to recognize it than Gov. John G. Rowland, perhaps the city's greatest champion and most loyal native son.

Goodwill's store clerks study labels, the better to recognize and price those Manolo Blahnik shoes, Ralph Lauren dress shirts and pedigreed armoires.

We would do better to recognize that theologically and politically conservative Protestantism, like other broad social movements, wins some, loses some and adapts to changing circumstances.

But others had begun to think that it would be better to recognize that circumstances had changed and to revise Marx's doctrine accordingly.

But it would be even better to recognize that the next crisis isn't likely to come from the same place as the last one and that there is a broader principle here.

When nursing staff have a better understanding of delirium and delirium care, they will be better able to recognize the importance of early detection of delirium and take measures to identify delirious patients or patients at risk for delirium.

If this positive effect is indirectly due to better memorization of visual stimuli (as we hypothesized in previous studies), participants would show a better ability to recognize the visual stimuli after the multisensory method than after the classic one.

"What better way to recognize the medals?" he said.

By learning to identify and label their feelings, children are better able to recognize the feelings of others.

The chief executive is not in a better position to recognize systemic evil than is a middle level manager or, for that matter, an IT contractor.