Sentence examples for likely to recognize this from inspiring English sources

Any college graduate who has ever stepped foot in an introductory philosophy course is likely to recognize this problem immediately.

By overseeing it, Gonzales himself in a position to hurt the careers and reputations of subordinates whose cooperation was needed in the separate investigation of him They are likely to recognize this added vulnerability--it's hard enough as it is to provide evidence against your boss--which will in turn intimidate them from saying that invites retribution".

Fans of James Bond movies aren't likely to recognize the hero of this new James Bond novel.

The observation of buffer zone around the home location for instance would support this contention since the neighbors are likely to recognize the offender.

But parents are more likely to recognize the actress playing the high-powered boss: Andie MacDowell.

"Generally speaking, we're not likely to recognize the last play," said Marty Hickman, the association's executive director.

He lives in a downtown apartment building within walking distance of the Justice Department, but few outside the department are likely to recognize the bespectacled, white-haired former prosecutor.

At some point early in this new year, President Bush and major European Union leaders are likely to recognize the independence of Kosovo over the furious objections of Serbia and its traditional protector, Russia.

This demonstrates that students who believe learning is quick are less likely to recognize the empirical nature of scientific knowledge.

An economic geologist is most likely to recognize these benefits, pursue them, and provide appropriate leadership as USGS director".

Conclusions: CAM groups that are more formally organized are most likely to recognize the importance of scientific research on their practices and therapies.