Sentence examples for having failed to recognise from inspiring English sources

But I felt shocked at having failed to recognise her.

Lamont has said that Labour lost the 2011 Scottish Parliament election because the party lost its direction, and that having failed to recognise the 2007 result as a defeat, it picked up the wrong signals from the 2010 general election that saw a strong Scottish Labour vote at Westminster.

Only the English have failed to recognise Robert Wilson's genius.

No one in the management of the Industry Standard can have failed to recognise this.

He wrote in his letter that Corbyn had failed to recognise the "turmoil after the referendum vote".

What they have failed to recognise, or have recognised but realised they can do nothing about, is the decline of working-class culture or community.

Before then, the operation had failed to recognise that it had to comply with regulatory requirements relating to the assessment and maintenance of financial resources and capital.

In one case, a coroner found nursing home staff had failed to recognise that an elderly lady was "acutely unwell" because they were not properly trained.

She said: "By appearing to condone this inherent discrimination system which is causing real suffering to women, he has failed to recognise that suffering.

The young man and I had been getting on well but I had failed to recognise the danger he presented to me and how he viewed our conversations.

In August 2012 an IPCC report found that Essex police had failed to recognise any pattern or connection between events and identified a failure to share information between agencies.