Sentence examples for critical to recognize from inspiring English sources

As a leader it's critical to recognize when change is needed.

She writes: Finally, it's critical to recognize that this set of images from Abu Ghraib is only one snapshot of systematic tactics the United States has used in four-plus years of the global war on terror.

It is critical to recognize when more may not be better, but it is equally important that decisions about extending or limiting care at the end of life be made in the context of compassionate and trusting relationships.

Non-malignant oesophageal diseases are critical to recognize, but can be easily overlooked or misdiagnosed radiologically.

However, it is critical to recognize the appropriate role of system modeling in improving natural resource management decision making, particularly under conditions of high uncertainty.

While acknowledging that some of these stories may have a basis in truth, it's critical to recognize there is much more to the story.

Understanding these functions will be critical to recognizing the contribution of these genes in biological processes involved in hepatic functioning.

It's the kind of role that an actor has to inhabit with profound sense memory and flesh out with his own biography, if he has enough critical distance to recognize that its humanness is interesting.

In fact, from President Truman's critical decision to recognize Israel in 1948 to President Clinton's ill-fated attempt to rush an Israeli-Palestinian peace accord in 2000, the United States has been immersed in helping to set the region's direction.

"There are many of us in the pro-Israel, pro-peace movement," Mr. Ben-Ami said, "who see this as a critical moment to recognize that just as Mubarak and the autocrats of the Arab world are unsustainable, so, too, is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as it stands now.

Stereotypes and preconceived notions exist naturally toward people and groups about whom we know very little; but we are losing out on a critical opportunity to recognize and harness our collective drive to be a part of something greater than ourselves.