Sentence examples for recognise the gravity from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Drakeford, Dr Peter Higson, chairman of the health board, wrote: "I recognise the gravity of the situation and the need for swift remedial action.

Charter flights no longer bring tourists to gaze at the dunes.Even if the president does not openly recognise the gravity of the rebellion, he is plainly determined to crush it.

"It is our dearest hope that his parents will hear this appeal, they will recognise the gravity of the situation Ashya is in medically and they will take him to a hospital.

Although the post-Mubarak authorities recognise the gravity of the crisis in Sinai, their plate is full, and there is a lack the means and will to effectively deal with the Bedouins' legitimate demands, such as community empowerment and allocating a share of tourism in Sinai to the local economy.

The lethargy on the part of the industry to recognise the gravity of this conduct, the reticence in conducting thorough investigations in relation to past and present conduct of journalists and the lack of a rather clearer steer from editors than has been evidenced, is disappointing and tends to support the view that phone hacking was simply not taken seriously by the industry.

Angus Porter, the chief executive of the Professional Cricketers Associationn, found himself on similar territory to that occupied by his predecessor Richard Bevan in his new role with the League Managers Association, when he felt obliged to apologise for failing to recognise the gravity of a row involving race.

Last week, in a Commons debate on food poverty, Conservative MPs recognised the gravity of the situation.

But as the villagers of Newtok are discovering, recognising the gravity of the threat posed by climate change and responding in time are two very different matters.

But in recognising the gravity of the situation, Russell Brand has done his bit to stave off disaster and defend the struggles for justice that now beckon.

Had Gower played that shot he would have been painted as a carefree dilettante wantonly incapable of recognising the gravity of the situation.

Welby, recognising the gravity of the situation he had just inherited, used Twitter to advertise his mood: "Very grim day, most of all for women priests and supporters".