Sentence examples for has recognized many from inspiring English sources
"We believe eBay has recognized many of these issues and is working to correct them," the research firm said, citing the eBay's recent announcement for ProStores.
The field of invasion science has recognized many of these challenges and research directions are clearly changing to meet them (McGeoch et al. 2012; Ricciardi et al. 2013; Simberloff et al. 2013).
Even Southern states that outlawed mixed-race marriages have recognized many of them when the couple resided elsewhere, for example when the case involved the probate of an estate, said Andrew Koppelman, a constitutional law expert at Northwestern University Law School.
That case is a reminder of the many social purposes that marriage serves, which the courts have recognized, many of which have nothing to do with children: setting up stable households, creating a private space that allows us to take part in public life, making relationships clear, figuring out who cares for whom.
See, the world has recognized -- many members of NATO have recognized -- that a Saddam Hussein, and Iraq, which possesses weapons of mass destruction is dangerous...
"The key threat to the Great Barrier Reef is climate change -- the government has recognized that many times," Hughes told the Sydney Morning Herald.
The world has recognized for many years that antimicrobial resistance is a major problem and that comprehensive and coordinated action is desirable [ 11].
Judges have recognized that many of those returning from war are carrying a heavy burden of damage that might not be physically visible.
Some earlier classification systems have recognized as many as 170 genera and 7,000 species in the family, most of which are now placed in other families.
The pivotal role of angiogenesis in primary tumor growth and metastasis has been recognized many years before.
