Ms. Greenwood recalled of the man she has since recognized as John Muhammad: "He said, 'Why is everyone following me?
Mr. Janiszewski, a former board member of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, once had higher aspirations, but he has since recognized the constraints placed on him by his place of birth.
Lovington has since recognized Urlacher's accomplishments by retiring his high-school jersey number, and naming a holiday after him.
All six members of the family survived those trips, and Americans have since recognized the dangers of drinking and driving, and realized that seat belts are an idea whose time has come.
Analysts had since recognized that urban areas differed ecologically from more-pristine systems; urban areas exhibited an altered hydrology, atmosphere, and regimes of temperature, light, sound, and food availability, along with countless other factors.
They have since recognized their mistake after a season in which Hamilton is averaging 21.8 points, second in the Big East -- he was a unanimous first-team pick in balloting announced yesterday.
We have since recognized absolute immunity for judges, Stump v. Sparkman, 435 U.S. 349 (1978), and for prosecutors, Imbler v. Pachtman, 424 U.S. 409 (1976), yet the Constitution provides no hint that either judges, prosecutors, or congressional aides should be so protected.
Many viewers and critics have since recognized the film for covering important themes of race, income inequality, gentrification, family and friendship.
I have since recognized that the immediate guilt I feel when I'm drawn to something that may not be palatable to my mother almost always gives way to appreciation, and now I usually skip the step wherein I throw things I like into the trash-compactor chute.
The European Union has long since recognized this issue, having passed regulations against the use of human antibiotics, and their analogs, as growth factors in livestock (55).
