Sentence examples for its recognition that from inspiring English sources

In some ways the N.F.L. was far ahead of others in its recognition that it was in the media business, and should create its own content accordingly, bypassing the usual media makers.

But one distinct edge it has over Mayday is its recognition that murder stories have a real-world box-office appeal.

But the wisdom of Obama's proposed approach is its recognition that America must not only be tough - it must also be smart.

In both cases, it's clear that Amazon was ahead of many in its recognition that camera technology would become an increasingly important focus for smartphones.

The movie is distinguished by its recognition that epic horrors don't erase private dramas.

What makes Ms. Ohayon's movie special is its recognition that epic horrors don't erase private dramas.

Football Outsiders, the invaluable Web site, is invaluable not least for its insistent recognition that pro football is a passing game first and last — as proven, for the hundredth time, by the collision of oft-throwing Saints and always-throwing Colts.

On positioning, RSPO had an advantage from its global and market recognition that was difficult for ISPO to match.

But he added, "I can understand that the Academy wants to focus its recognition on films that have had a kind of legitimate theatrical release".

Also, the experiments have demonstrated that its recognition capability is higher than that of the LiRA classifier.

Moreover, we do not know exactly what happens in children, because depression in children has specific clinical symptoms that complicate its recognition and diagnosis, so that studies might have underreported or misdiagnosed it.