Sentence examples for first we recognise that from inspiring English sources

"First we recognise that we have a problem .Passing reforms will not be easy.

First, we recognise that in keeping with the trends of an ageing civic core, our own supporters and returned volunteers are getting older.

First we recognise that the breadth of our content wasn't equal across all subjects -- we have many more journalists working on news stories than travel stories, for example, so a second-level of navigation under news might have a couple of dozen subjects, which is impossible to display conveniently on a navbar.

First, we recognise that retrospective observational studies do not provide the same robust level of evidence as randomised controlled trials.

Third, we recognise that excellent science can look different in epidemiology and global health because studies are often less precise and controllable than in many of the biological sciences, let alone the physical sciences.

Third, we recognise that reactionary resistance to changing men and boys is often touched on, perhaps often too lightly, in several South African qualitative and ethnographic studies (e.g., Bhana and Pattman 2011; Langa and Kiguwa 2013; Naidu and Ngqila 2013).

And those of us urging divestment from fossil fuel stocks are in the second camp too – we recognise that business as usual is quite simply impossible.

"Whilst he's struggled to consistently hold a place in the Yorkshire first XI, we recognise that his ability to swing the ball from such a great height adds something different to our pace attack".

Finally, though availability of information at the district level is a necessary first step, we recognise that the purpose of M&E is information use [ 7] and so recommend further research to understand if and how programme information is used at district level.

" LWT said in its first statement on Thursday: "We recognise that Land Securities has rightly faced intense criticism for its proposed plans to build on a SSSI on the Hoo peninsular, and we fully support our colleagues who have fought, and will continue to fight, this shocking destruction of such a unique wildlife site.

Sussex Clinical Commissioning Groups, a group of seven GP-led CCGs in the county, which handed Coperforma the contract, said: "We recognise that the first few days of the new non-emergency Sussex patient transport service provided by Coperforma were not acceptable and apologise to all patients who were affected by this.