Sentence examples for identifies is that from inspiring English sources

The bottom line, which Pope Francis correctly identifies, is that inequality is the biggest economic issue of our time – for everyone, not just the poor.

The core difference the judge identifies is that he's now convinced Gaza "civilians were not intentionally targeted as a matter of policy".

The problem he identifies is that these affluent new consumers of place have few ties or sense of obligation to neighbouring, but effectively segregated, communities.

He added: "What the review identifies is that the world is changing, and the police need to think about changing their approach to policing protest.

The fundamental problem Nelson identifies is that our society no longer has a pressing need for the attributes of traditional working-class masculinity: brute strength, endurance and courage in the workplace; a provider's role at home.

The problem that Davies identifies is that dance-making and performing does not always stay within guidelines that would allow dance philosophers to say that this is true in all cases.

One of the interactions identified was that involving HrpB2 and HrcU.

The first theme identified was that of the importance of role modelling in HH.

One issue that's been identified is that people spend more on takeaways than they think.

What we have identified is that that pathway is not as sensitive as it should be to sepsis".

"One of the things we're able to identify is that somebody is using a credential to create other permissions," Gililand says.