Sentence examples for quick to recognise from inspiring English sources
Businesses have been quick to recognise the opportunity.
Blair has been quick to recognise this situation.
Standard-setters worry that auditors would be quick to recognise rises but slow to acknowledge declines.
To her credit, Thatcher was quick to recognise that Gorbachev was serious.
I think Lippi was quick to recognise that and to turn it into a weapon".
He was quick to recognise his mistake and start criticising Putin.
But we must also be quicker to recognise when this is not possible.
When urban Americans began falling for light trucks in the late 1980s, GM's competitors were quicker to recognise the trend.
If you have signed up for a service tied to a particular gadget-maker, the thinking goes, you are less likely to switch to a different manufacturer's device in future.The world's most successful gadget-makers are those that have been quickest to recognise the importance of offering accompanying services.
American sports have been much quicker to recognise the dangers of concussion and when it comes to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), the brain disease caused by repeated blows, Boston University announced last week there had been a significant breakthrough diagnosing it in living humans rather than having to identify it posthumously, as was previously the case.
His peers of the time, including Jerome K Jerome, Yeats, George Wyndham, and even Rudyard Kipling were quick, however, to recognise its quality.
