Sentence examples for likely to recognise from inspiring English sources

If you recognise Boris, then you're also likely to recognise Piers Morgan.

If anyone is likely to recognise our independence, it's Nicola Sturgeon".

Researchers report that our children are more likely to recognise Ronald McDonald and the Nike swoosh than Jesus.

But when designing for voice, personas can have a different meaning – one that copywriters or audio producers might be more likely to recognise.

Jenn believes that men are less likely to recognise their need for social interaction and are less well provided for by the community sector.

Consequently, we have a poorer memory for other-race faces, and are therefore less likely to recognise them or to distinguish between them.

But they are likely to recognise that the headline cut in the top rate of tax will be the focus of the media.

Newman and Mittelmark make up typical examples of dreadful prose, often so accurately that even the vainest are likely to recognise their own howlers and lapses of taste.

Society's assumption that men are "tough" means both sexes are less likely to recognise telltale signs of depression in them, according to University of Westminster researcher.

The House of Commons is likely to recognise Palestine as a state for the first time on Monday as MPs debate a motion on its right to independence.

They tend on the whole to care for their vehicles and thus are more likely to recognise risks when it comes to motoring".