Sentence examples for identifying a real from inspiring English sources
Because, say the authors, of insufficient attention paid to the three essential stages: identifying a real customer need; assessing how to meet that need profitably; and reorganising the company accordingly.
But thinking of the burns and the associations of South American violence that El Quemado brings with him, whether they are historically correct or not, we have to be tempted to read Udo's sentence as unintentionally identifying a real sadness mediated through a fictional war.
In either case, a relational explanation is mistakenly offered in place of identifying a real quality.
By subsuming a particular under an imagined universal, or by ascribing a property to it, mentally or verbally, one is not identifying a real feature of this object, but merely distinguishing it from other particulars.
Instead of identifying a real problem and fixing it, they're creating problems that weren't there before, exaggerating the created problem and linking a lot of pain/FOMO to it, then charging to solve it.
Besides identifying a real causative polymorphism directly responsible for the phenotype, allelic association may point to a polymorphism that is in close linkage disequilibrium to the associated marker.
But I argue that it does identify a real weakness in today's conservative movement.
If and when critics identify a real problem, Congress should quickly grant the F.C.C. the express authority to fix it.
You identify "a real problem that needs to be fixed" in the Major League Baseball negotiations between the "billionaire owners and millionaire players".
Doig's lawyers say they have identified a real Peter Doige who created the work and whose records match the trajectory outlined by Fletcher.
