Sentence examples for recognise there are from inspiring English sources

We need to recognise there are valid reasons why audiences don't trust us.

He said: "We need to recognise there are four bits to an energy bill.

Pulis has done an excellent job but he must recognise there are multiple methods for the shearing of felines.

First, his failure to recognise there are more ways of teaching literacy and numeracy than through formal "enforced education" classes.

In addition to these issues, the government will also need to recognise there are limits to the amount of cost-cutting and streamlining that can take place – the growing demand for services cannot be met from current budgets indefinitely.

It's central to our general argument on policy to recognise there are critical forms of artistic and cultural development that the private sector will not back because they are too early-stage and thus inherently too risky, as in story and script development and workshops.

Mr Miller said: "We have to recognise there is a perfectly legal wildlife trade.

AHP representative bodies recognise there is a paucity of information, particularly in nationally collected datasets.

"You have to recognise there is scepticism about politics and not every solution is a government solution.

"I have said Assad should go immediately and we have come to recognise there is a transition.

While recognising there are serious problems with some players' behaviour, Tew insists his sport merely reflects society.