Sentence examples for recognise enough from inspiring English sources

I think that's something that people don't recognise enough when they're talking about refugees: it's never because you want to – it's always because you have to; it's a last resort.

Carers are not recognised enough for the financial and practical support they provide.

"PTSD is an illness that isn't recognised enough and finding that support can be quite difficult.

Workers' rights; laws against racist discrimination; the welfare state – all fought for, and at a cost that is not recognised enough.

This acknowledged the fact that influenza vaccine is not accepted among cancer patients, certainly because influenza is not recognised enough as a potential source of complications by both patients and oncologists (Loulergue et al, 2008).

But she recognised him enough to pick him out of an entire carriage of strangers.

I recognised early enough that I was no Beethoven, so I do what I can, and that as good as possible".

The edit shows that while female acts dominate pop music, they are not being recognised nearly enough in rock and metal - genres still blighted by macchismo - or else not enough women are starting bands due to persisting stereotypes or being able to succeed in the industry.

Few in their number would recall 1990 and that meeting with Manchester United, back when Alex Ferguson was relatively fresh faced if fretting over his future, but they must have recognised well enough the qualities that propelled Palace into their only previous FA Cup final appearance.

"I know Sam grabs the eye but some of that platform has been set by Sean and I don't think he's been recognised by enough people this year in what he's done".

"The company grew to such a huge size it became too big to manage, beyond the level of our expertise, and we weren't able to recognise that early enough.