Sentence examples for rather recognized from inspiring English sources

How appropriate, chimed in I, normally Daley Democrat but rather recognized national Republican, to have a team in place, familiar to us, all ready to assume leadership in the Hillary Clinton Presidency.

(R4) High staff turnover, sudden change of arrangements because of changing priorities or members of the communities leaving for cultural reason were not seen as major hurdles but rather recognized as part of working in Aboriginal communities.

On the other hand, the frequently observed (in our study) alteration of genes involved in brain structures' development like homeobox transcription factors, contactins and miRNAs inducing neurogenesis, together with the generally benign behavior of PAs, lead to the statement that these tumors could be rather recognized by some scientists as a neurodevelopmental disorder [ 7, 27, 28, 32, 44].

We must be wary of them not reject them out of hand but, rather, recognize their limitations.

We must be wary of them — not reject them out of hand but, rather, recognize their limitations.

"I would rather recognize someone who should not be recognized than fail someone who should," Mr. Gover was quoted as saying.

Rather, recognize that you cannot change what your parents are going through beyond providing help and support to the best of your ability.

This, the authors say, does not mean that self-acceptance is synonymous with liking everything about oneself, "but rather recognizing that we all have strong and weak points, and we must learn to treat ourselves with dignity and respect".

For Kant, moral epistemology is not a matter of discovering an external, independently created set of moral rules, but rather recognizing a rationally self-legislated moral law.

Rather, recognize that you have skills, experience, and talent.

Rather, recognize that they have such close proximity to your overall life, they aren't a pure source of objectivity.