Sentence examples for but also recognized from inspiring English sources

His son laughed heartily at his predicament -- the potential for complication, the pushy parents -- but also recognized his good luck.

Political leaders not only shared that view but also recognized that any German politician who agreed to provide combat soldiers would automatically lose public support.

Mr. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, warned on Wednesday that "the federal budget appears to be on an unsustainable path," but also recognized that an "exceptional increase" in the deficit had been necessary to ease the pain of recession.

Mr. Bezos told Mr. Needham that he thought the movie database could help Amazon sell VHS cassettes and DVD's — Mr. Needham points out that it was in that order in those days — but also recognized that the site would need to be run separately to maintain its personality.

And by making a saint of the Philadelphia heiress who became a nun and spent her fortune to found schools for American Indians and poor blacks, the pope not only honored Mother Drexel's social conscience, but also recognized the influence of American Catholics, who raise more money for the Vatican than Catholics in any other country.

Burke not only thought that nature needed improvement, but also recognized its ambiguity.

Mr. Hébert is a free-market conservative who favors deregulation but also recognizes the importance of state's rights.

Mr. Beilin's colleagues on the left, meanwhile, publicly mourn his departure and worry about its symbolism, but also recognize that it reflects reality.

They hold on to what they have, but also recognize that the social fabric has unraveled so much that they are not sure of the way forward.

Lacy said she recognizes Chairman Mom has competitors, but also recognizes that "it's such a massive market no one's building for," she said.

We applaud this move, but also recognize that we may see some dramatic resets in Street estimates to allow for this potential change".