Sentence examples for little recognising from inspiring English sources

Conservatives have focused on false crises of international terror and immigration, little recognising that many voters have been equating that narrative with their own real crises of unemployment, debt and foreclosure.

His ideas led the field in 1946, but this was little recognised.

Twelve months ago, the group now known as Islamic State (IS) was little recognised on the international stage beyond those inspired to travel and join the group as fighters or those in the security and academic worlds monitoring developments in Syria and Iraq.

We can try to share our experiences and perhaps inspire each other a little bit, recognising that the preconditions for carrying out our work are very, very different.

Most people have little trouble recognising and following the beat in a piece of music.

The official RAOU checklist listed three species (Australian raven, Torresian crow and little crow), with the little raven recognised as a fourth species in 1967 and forest raven in 1970.

It's kind of lovely because you fall in love with him a little bit, recognise things about him.

And so it was that they could shoot enemies in the game using a plastic, power tool-shaped pad designed in a way that did little to recognise the reality of the shape of human hands.

"Duncan approached him and after a little time recognised it was his brother.

But the list of countries that do little to recognise the need to balance family life is far larger.

"A programme like Britain's Next Top Model could have pushed the boundaries a little further by recognising the shift in thinking and looking for a size 10 instead," said the fashion commentator Caryn Franklin, co-founder of All Walks Beyond the Catwalk, which campaigns for diversity in modelling.