Sentence examples for has not fully recognized from inspiring English sources
"We feel that the European Commission has not fully recognized, in the level of this fine, their earlier acceptance that this was a mistake, not a deliberate transgression," he said.
"And adult society has not fully recognized the importance of this".
Four-year institutions in particular have not fully recognized the changing demographics of students.
"She changed Alison's life," said Debra Terry, a budget officer for the San Diego Lifeguard Service and a community activist who had taken her daughter to anti-apartheid rallies as a girl but who admittedly had not fully recognized her identity struggles later on.
Moses may have done a service to us thousands of years ago the value of which we have not fully recognized.
In short, he needs to recognizes that he has not fully won the argument yet.
"The Indian government and the Indian corporate sector have still not fully recognized the potential of Indian designers' labels when it comes to financing production and export to the West".
Greenstein says that only three of the 11 presidents he studied "stand out as fundamentally free of distracting emotional perturbations" -- Eisenhower, Ford and Bush, none of whom was considered a particularly strong president, although each had virtues that Greenstein maintains are not fully recognized or appreciated.
Since very few epimural microbes have been identified and their function is not fully recognized, understanding how microbial population dynamics and diversity influence the health and productivity of the cow during ruminal acidosis may be of future importance to understand the progression of this disease.
