Sentence examples for only recognising from inspiring English sources

Some screens get round this by only recognising the touch of a stylus – here both Pencil and finger touches are registered.

That needn't mean allowing "Blairite" cuckoos into the nest, only recognising that there is a "soft left" whose support is a precondition for a functional party.

The process was akin to blindly walking in the dark, feeling my way only by touch, and only recognising dead ends when I smacked into them.

It is easy to imagine Intel's Andy Grove or Microsoft's Bill Gates not only recognising some of their own successful strategies but coming away with a better understanding of why some things they have done worked better than others.

China too has changed sides in Korea: not only recognising the southern regime in 1992, but tacitly recognising that Seoul will in the end prove both a better friend and a lot more useful than Pyongyang has ever been.

"But if that's the case then Russia now needs to take the actions to put in place all that's been agreed: getting Russian troops out of Ukraine, getting heavy weapons out of Ukraine and respecting all the written agreements and only recognising one legitimate set of Ukrainian elections.

The second antibody recognises the PML epitope, which maps to a region between 575 and 625 and should only recognise PML I and PML IV.

They not only recognise the importance of profits and incentives.

Aberdeen's Robert Gordon university, only recognised as a university in 1992, came in 12th overall.

This would change, argues Mr Gunjia, if the world would only recognise Abkhazia.

Our marriage was not only recognised, but also valued.Christopher Anderson Ushuaia, ArgentinaSIR – Jorge Luis Borges had it right.