Sentence examples for now recognises that from inspiring English sources

It now recognises that was a costly mistake.

The programme-makers try to bolster their Swedish credentials by referring to the assassination of Olaf Palme and including lines like "the world now recognises that Sweden stands for a little more than just Björn Borg, Abba and a bit of skinny-dipping in mountain lakes".

Benefsheh's brother now recognises that it was wrong of his father to trade his sister so that he could marry.

"Obviously I'm pleased that the shadow chancellor now recognises that economic credibility is a problem," Livermore said.

He now recognises that much of what he sought to achieve will remain unfulfilled by the time he leaves office.

Individual governments are powerless to rectify exchange rates, though chancellor Gordon Brown now recognises that the present pound-euro exchange rate is unstable.

But now even Martin Johnson recognises that time has moved on, and for the opening 10 minutes in Saint‑Denis it seemed that the manager's much examined selectorial gambit had indeed been symbolic of a desire to put behind them the tiresome anti-rugby played by his side over the past six months.

He recognises that time is running out for his island.

In principle, Kennedy recognises that things must change.

The poem recognises that grief is our common lot.

We live in a complex world and Ed recognises that".