Sentence examples for recognise how important from inspiring English sources

Even though most businesses recognise how important it is.

Younger authors recognise how important an online presence is".

"Nottingham city council has tried so, so hard because they recognise how important this is," Cheeseman says.

Second, I recognise how important it is to lose my inhibitions and be open to making mistakes.

We believe in what we're doing and recognise how important a successful club is to a community.

"Shareholders recognise how important Christopher is to Burberry and have huge regard for what he has done over the years.

Professor Pete Downes, Universities Scotland's convener, said the Bis paper recognised how important Scottish institutions were to the UK's research "eco-system".

The show's co-curator, Chris Stephens, said the photographs had been known about "but I don't think anyone has really recognised how important they were".

Liberty said the appointment of such an "experienced, reputable criminal judge" to head the new inquest recognised how important it was to get it right.

But I think more and more people are recognising not just how important their national identity is to them but how important it is to our country.

Reform has its casualties, but it is important to recognise how much benefit it has brought India already, and how much more it could bring if pushed further.Seminars, journals and books by the hundred proffer the same advice on how to raise India's growth rateThe government knows what to do.