Sentence examples for may be recognising from inspiring English sources

Williams also points out that paramedics – who unlike the police are not assessing whether a chargeable offence has been committed – "also have an opportunity to help the abuser, who may be recognising patterns in their own behaviour that they don't know how to control".

This antibody may be recognising partially degraded Kirrel3 proteins or these could be alternative truncated isoforms.

This then potentially implicates etheno or indeed other MPG substrates [ 27] as lesions that may be recognised by, the MutS homolog, MSH2 as MutS from Escherichia coli recognises exocyclic adducts arising from exposure to malondialdehyde [ 28].

There are historic moments which may be recognised, even by contemporaries, as marking the end of an age.

In a statement, Taylor said: "In recent days, speculation in the media has suggested that I may be recognised in the forthcoming resignation honours list.

You like to think that one day you may be recognised as someone that was able to drive similarly to him.

The voice of the present editor may be recognised in what follows: "The most important currency of the Guardian is trust..

Of the many reasons why a book's merits may be recognised, these seem to be the least persuasive," he said.

The son of a cop can't go to public school or ride on a bus – he may be recognised and killed".

We also know that a lot of Aboriginal people are reluctant to access NSPs where they may be recognised by members of their communities as someone who uses drugs.

However, the UK supreme court's decision to uphold the prenup in the case between German heiress Katrin Radmacher and her husband Nicholas Granatino last year suggests that they may be recognised in the future.