Sentence examples for do also recognize from inspiring English sources
However, within this industry, I do also recognize my own privileges: I am British, I speak English, I speak many languages, and I am degree-educated.
However, within this industry, I do also recognize my own privileges: I am British, I speak English, I speak many languages, I am degree-educated.
Progressives who seek to reduce poverty and inequality largely by expanding programs such as SNAP and Medicaid will fail to do so if they don't also recognize the centrality of administrative burdens to their goals.
Or do you also recognize that unemployment remains frustratingly static and income inequality is widening?
We do, however, also recognize that the medical community has expanded its array of treatments in instances for cancer and other diagnoses that might render the need for marijuana completely useless.
Does Mr. Friedman also recognize the need for continued Israeli sovereignty over Hebron, which is at least as integral to Jewish history and faith as Jerusalem is to the Muslims?
While a majority lack confidence in government's ability to get things done, they also recognize that effective government is needed to help address serious problems, like creating jobs, protecting consumers, limiting pollution, fostering affordable health care, developing new energy sources, making college education affordable, improving public schools, and even reducing poverty.
This commercial antibody was specific to AMPKαSsp2 and did not also recognize AMPKαPpk9.
However, a blocking peptide to this epitope completely eliminates immunoreactivity (Supplemental Figure 2), suggesting that this antibody does not also recognize similar epitopes in TDP-43 or FUS.
As illustrated by this Western blot for MMP-9, antibodies recognizing pro- and/or active MMP in mouse retinal samples do not necessarily also recognize pro- and/or active recombinant human MMP.
If you feel you must bring it up for the safety and health of your teenager, do so, but also recognize when it's time to draw the line and end the conversation, short of awkward specifics.
