Sentence examples for but also to recognize from inspiring English sources
ElBaradei calls the index "a way to name and shame — but also to recognize achievement".
Compared with the ambitious but often unfocused visions of executives in the dot-com boom, like the largely failed strategy behind the merger of AOL and Time Warner, Mr. Jobs is familiar enough with digital technology to see not only its capabilities but also to recognize its limitations.
In the 2008 amendment to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Congress judged it appropriate not only to provide additional legal underpinnings for much of what the agency had been doing but also to recognize the value of its activities by providing additional critically needed capabilities.
But it has also hopefully liberated conservatives to look back on the Reagan-Thatcher 1980s admiringly but unsentimentally: To see those leaders' immense virtues and great achievements plainly, but also to recognize the ways in which in many of today's challenges — economic stratification, cultural fragmentation, social disarray — are part of the warp and woof of their legacy as well.
This assumption implies that individuals are able not only to identify better positions but also to recognize when no better positions exist.
Their method not only enables to find the location and identification of the human body, but also to recognize some typical actions.
We strive for scientific accuracy in our exhibits but also need to recognize and accommodate the needs and knowledge of museum visitors a carefully created and scientifically accurate diagram for a research journal is likely to be inaccessible to many visitors and even other scientists.
This not only speaks to the considerable growth of ISSS as an organization but also to the globally recognized importance of the NSSI field.
Any brand expert (should they like to consult one in the future) will tell you that identity must be simple enough to recognize, but also to facilitate and maintain.
The intention was not only to test teachers' general knowledge of mental health problems, but also to test their ability to recognize any abnormal adolescent behaviors at school.
