Sentence examples for recognise points from inspiring English sources

39 53 If stakeholders are able to be more transparent about values, this may enable people with seemingly divergent positions to recognise points of agreement, or at least improve their understanding of why others think the way they do, helping to build bridges between opposing viewpoints.

This method can recognise point mutations corresponding to the 3′-end nucleotides of forward primers that have mutant 3′-end sequences (Takeda et al, 1993).

That's not to say I or any of my colleagues are climate change deniers or anything of that kind, we fully recognise the points: the data and science is there.

While online discourse is often characterised by extreme, polarised opinions, her writing is distinct for being subtle and discursive, with an ability to see around corners, to recognise other points of view while carefully advancing her own.

These men must recognise the point of no return, literally and precisely.

"The Islamist militias and the Islamic State recognise this point of weakness.

Professional help can teach them to recognise their point of ejaculatory inevitability and to control it.

Those of us who continue to read fiction as adults will recognise the point Dewan is making.

With equal skill and familiarity they shoved needles in flesh as far from recognised acupuncture points as possible.

"But I think every dramatist would recognise the point when the director and cast all look at you as if they'd rather you left the room".

The touchscreen is responsive and accurate, although it will only recognise five-points of contact at any one time – more than enough for almost all uses.