Sentence examples for often to recognize from inspiring English sources

When fire officials are cited by name it is often to recognize a feat of bravery or stoic resolve that helped in the evacuation.

The startup world should pause today (and more often) to recognize those who have served in their country's armed forces, fought wars, engaged in direct combat, witnessed their battalion members lose their lives, returned for two or three or even four tours of duty, have spent time away from their families and, upon homecoming, elect to  start a company.

This is often problematic for the current promoter prediction programs (PPPs) that are often trained to recognize the 5′ end of protein coding genes (Bajic et al., 2004).

It has been historically noted that the species is often able to recognize, and therefore avoid baited cage traps, and hidden net snares are often the only way to capture this monkey.

That's what fans too often fail to recognize: sometimes interceptions are simply great defensive plays.

But Baxter had been around the Mets often enough to recognize the implication.

But it is often harder to recognize and harder to get patients to accept and continue with treatment.

Americans often fail to recognize government's role in society, even if they have experienced it in their own lives.

The problem is that the milder types of bipolar disorder are often hard to recognize as an illness because the symptoms are chronic and less severe.

Mr. Klein said that the current system of accountability often failed to recognize excellent work by teachers in the toughest schools.

Narcissists are very sensitive to being overlooked or slighted in the smallest fashion, but they often fail to recognize when they are doing it to others.