Sentence examples for if one recognises from inspiring English sources
This impact is extremely large if one recognises that the black-white achievement gap nationally is roughly 34 percentile points.
If one recognises that such human tendencies pose "too great a danger" for the non-terminally ill, then surely the terminally ill are entitled to equal protection under the law.Related items Bolivia's divisive president: The permanent campaignJul 16th 2009 Assisted suicide: Going gentlyJul 16th 2009 Honour killings in Syria: The law changes.
This can only be achieved however if one recognises the problem associated with the use of Euler's number in the description of first order chemical kinetics.
"With a wig on, no one recognises me on the Metro," she said.
"No one recognises me on the street ever," she says.
Radio is showing off, but no one recognises you on the bus.
But if I go out as Grayson no one recognises me.
"We have placed her photo in the paper and on Kawish Television News so many times, but no one recognises her".
One recognises it, senses it, certainly.
No one recognises you … except for the mutt, that is.
"No one recognises [this is happening]," the source said.
