Sentence examples for more recognition that from inspiring English sources

Maybe, too, there was more recognition that an indispensable man could be forgiven personal sins".

"In the last few years there has been more recognition that police can control crime, so we are measuring police statistics more and more for their crime rates.

"I should have walked into some of these combines and draft events with a lot more recognition that you're going to be judged," he said.

After the London attacks, there is less talk of understanding the despair that motivates suicide-bombers, and more recognition that, as Tony Blair has put it, there is an evil ideology underlying the attacks.

"And I believe that there is more and more recognition that our game does not need fighting to survive, to be part of the entertainment package, you might say, because of the concerns of injuries and other concerns that could very well be a byproduct of fighting".

Still, for the labels, it's yet more recognition that they no longer control the distribution of their product.

Sometimes the grandparental contribution is no greater than, and deserves no more recognition than, that of the responsible but unrelated adult.

Public perceptions about men as victims of domestic violence are changing slowly but there is more recognition than ever that it's not only women who suffer".

She never turned in a performance less than top-notch and I wish she had a little more recognition for that.

What's perhaps most frustrating is that the current crisis might have been averted with more recognition earlier on that cutting supply doesn't end existing addictions.

If (advertisers) are doing something great as part of their sponsorship program, they'll get a lot more recognition out of that than from our editorial recognition".