Sentence examples for equally recognising from inspiring English sources

Fiction and short stories are eligible and the Prize acknowledges both the novelist and the translator equally, recognising the importance of the translator in their ability to bridge the gap between languages and cultures.

Equally, recognising that we also drive the income that supports other clubs lower down the divisions.

We equally recognise the challenge that occurs when within a society there are significant groups of people who no longer see that open markets and free trade are delivering results for them".

For example, the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organisation NHPCOO) [ 19] based in the United States, emphasised the need for collaborative research activities but equally recognised the challenges that can occur when the academic and clinical worlds collide.

Equally important as or even more important than communication skills was the fact that the persons with migraine sensed that the physical therapist knew what he or she was doing, as recognised in his or her touch.

Equally, I recognise that it is good to meet a qualified doctor on a regular basis for a one-to-one session lasting 45 minutes".

"Equally, we recognise that we are in a good position comparable to other clubs in Scotland; we have an outstanding stadium and training facilities that are the envy of many.

Among the experiments that stood up was one that found people are equally adept at recognising pride in faces from different cultures.

In particular, substitution at position 4 hardly changed the affinity, confirming that the CGTC central element of the binding site is recognised equally well as CATG, which is preferred by p53.

This does not mean that individuals sharing identical information sets shall equally be capable of recognising all opportunities.

It is equally important to recognise that a number of orthodontic procedures, such as the judicial use of dental extractions, interproximal enamel reduction, correct root torque, selective grinding and if indicated treatment in the mixed dentition can act to retain the roots within the alveolar bone and thereby reduce root prominence and the risk of gingival recession.