Sentence examples for expected to recognize that from inspiring English sources

Today's finance executives are expected to recognize that planning involves data, decisions and people – not just spreadsheets and budget mandates.

The first was composed of two hundred and twenty words that first graders could be expected to recognize at sight — like "a," "about," "and," "are," and so on.

Since the immunogenic peptide used overlaps only by 6 amino acids with the MeCP2_e1, this antibody would be expected to recognize MeCP2_e2 preferentially, but we feared that it may show some cross reactivity against MeCP2_e1.

In a similar vein, manual curation can include rare variants that prediction methods cannot be expected to recognize.

Even so, I expected to recognize him.

As an elected official and a physician, I expect you to recognize that herd immunity is intended to give these young Americans the liberty of a healthy, measles-free life, but we are failing them as we pander to anti-vaxxer fears.

If A-Rod, another poster-boy for the fraternity of athletes who've let their egos run wild, can admit that, "One thing I know is for sure that baseball is a lot bigger than Alex Rodriguez," then we might have expected James to recognize that basketball is a lot bigger than he is.

We expect a good friend to be naturally inclined to help a friend in need; but we also expect him to recognize that his natural inclinations might sometimes be overwhelmed.

"We would expect them to recognize that inside bankruptcy as well.

General Correia Seabra said he expected international organizations to recognize that Mr. Yala's government had no legality.

But it is not asking too much to expect a citizen to recognize that he or she needs to know that number, at least roughly, in order to have a valid opinion about whether it is too large or small.