Sentence examples for is worth recognizing from inspiring English sources
Either way, giving the F16 pilot an award for heroism while excluding the Predator crews from consideration for the same sends a very clear message about what the institution believes is worth recognizing.
Re "Disinformation on Wall Street" (editorial, April 11), about the investigation by Eliot Spitzer, New York State's attorney general, of selected Wall Street firms and individual security analysts: It is worth recognizing that not all analysts mislead investors.
Although the results were discouraging, it is worth recognizing that a developing country has relied on its scientists to inform policy.
But it is worth recognizing that about two thirds of headache on ≥15 days/month in Russia (as in many other countries) is probably MOH (14), an avoidable condition.
It is worth recognizing, however, that while MTFs may have avoided this oppression before transitioning, many MTFs experience sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace, the threat of all variations of rape, survival sex work, and domestic violence after transitioning.
Because there is an increasing focus on achieving scale, it is worth recognizing that for services such as health care and education, markets are the only viable alternative to the public sector.
It might also be worth recognizing Jamie's efforts to change the way we eat.
But it's worth recognizing what a leap of faith the Obamas made in choosing a political life.
In an era of extreme travel and desperately competitive bucket lists, it's worth recognizing that 'good' is often good enough.
Because it's worth recognizing that the ability to operate a business with the freedoms that we have is given to us by society.
Despite all this, it's worth recognizing that, in proposing tax cuts and infrastructure spending, Trump, like Ronald Reagan before him, is adopting a bastard form of Keynesianism.
