Sentence examples for have fully recognized from inspiring English sources
Cohen said that M.L.B. should have fully recognized the uniqueness of 9/11 and the way the Mets wanted to honor first responders like the firefighters.
Taking into account that we have fully recognized an increased quantity (quality) of the submitted papers (iii) and it has resulted in a higher number of accepted papers (ii), making vain the point relative to the citations (i).
"I don't think people have fully recognized the degree to which he's transformed the party," said Richard Spencer, a clean-cut 38-year-old from Arlington, Virginia, who sipped Manhattans as he matter-of-factly called for removing African-Americans, Hispanics and Jews from the United States.
We have fully recognized the necessity for physiological testing using multichannel intraluminal impedance-pH monitoring to distinguish NERD patients form FD patients.
All participants in this study were diagnosed with either hypertension or diabetes but some state that they simply do not have the disease, whereas others have fully recognized their disease and are actively working to promote changes in their lifestyle to manage it.
Neither the Bush administration nor the Saudi government has made a publicly persuasive case that the conservative Saudi monarchy has fully recognized the Islamic extremism that nurtured those men.
Moses may have done a service to us thousands of years ago the value of which we have not fully recognized.
Four-year institutions in particular have not fully recognized the changing demographics of students.
That allowed WorldCom to treat expenses that should have been fully recognized each quarter as, instead, something akin to a mortgage, with a little bit of the debt paid off with each filed financial report.
That allowed WorldCom to treat expenses that should have been fully recognized each quarter as, instead, something more akin to a mortgage, with a little bit of the debt paid off with each filed financial report.
The health needs of tens of millions of aging baby boomers threaten to overwhelm the nation's hospitals and caregivers within a decade or two, but the geriatric tidal wave does not appear to have been fully recognized at the National Institutes of Health.
