Sentence examples for exists in recognising from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to examine the ability to recognize facial expressions of emotion in adults with Down's syndrome and analyze whether a specific deficit exists in recognising emotional facial expressions in this etiology.

So if we are to really mobilise action on climate change it is vital that we recognise that it exists in two forms: the scientific facts and the far more potent social facts of constructed narratives or deliberate silence.

"It did cause me to recognise injustice that exists in society towards people who happen to be different - deaf, blind, physically disabled or have a mental disability.

However absurd his works might appear to be, he understands the place of the artist, recognising that his work exists in a global world of social, cultural and economic relations.

Even though I live a respectable life, I recognise that class bias still exists in society and I cannot help but be on that side.

To recognise the world of wonder that exists in this little square of normal nature.

Speaking to the Today programme's Justin Webb, Mr Caan recognised that "there is some discrimination that exists" in companies that recruit in the UK.

In answering this question, it is important to recognise the inherent uncertainties and the flexibility that exists in the budget.

Scepticism on the part of GPs in recognising that CFS actually exists remains a problem to this day.

"Nothing exists in vacuum".

If this means more than a right to respond proportionately to an imminent attack (and I understand that the doctrine is intended to carry that connotation) this is not a doctrine which, in my opinion, exists or is recognised in international law.