Sentence examples for clearly recognising that from inspiring English sources

"The reason Democrats performed so badly in the midterms is because the party is really lacking a strong brand identity and the leadership is clearly recognising that something needs to change".

This participant clearly recognised that hands can potentially become contaminated when opening or closing waste baskets.

The report of this seminar clearly recognised that drought in southern Africa is a normal and recurring event, and called for long-term action.

However, Lewis has clearly recognised that such ideas can only take him so far and he still needs to convince shoppers of the attractions of his retail behemoths.

And we were very pleased to get backing for the project from the Science and Technology Facilities Council (the research council that funds astronomy in the UK) – they clearly recognise that stories about science are a good way of reaching out to the public.

"The minister has clearly recognised that institutional autonomy is a key requirement in building excellence," said Professor Ian Young, chair of the Group of Eight and vice-chancellor of the Australian National University.

Van Gogh also greatly admired the technically proficient genre pieces of his friend Anthon van Rappard – whose critical response to what Van Gogh considered his first serious work, The Potato Eaters, was a devastating blow to the painter's self-esteem – yet he clearly recognised that for him mere technique was not the important thing.

In the conclusion, it is clearly recognised that sustainable rangeland management in Mongolia could not be assured under the existing system.

Participants clearly recognised that healthcare staff needed to provide more information.

Besides, it is now clearly recognised that the malignancy of carcinoma cells relies on their ability to escape anoikis (Eccles and Welch, 2007).

However, it must be clearly recognised that the ability to draw strong conclusions from these comparisons is limited by the possibility of selection bias and disparate group sizes.