Sentence examples for recognised if it from inspiring English sources

"We have to be careful," writes Roger Pilon, vice-president of Cato, of endorsing a scheme in which "religious liberty is recognised, if it is, as an exception to the general rule that government may require us to act as it dictates".

These periods should be in peaks and troughs though, so recognise if it's getting out of hand.

Discussing the future of children's speech recognition tech, Scanlon tells me she can see a situation where devices will recognise if it is a child or adult speaking and switch underlying data sets and models accordingly.

"I only get recognised if I wear blue," Tovey confides.

But Gilson recognised that if it was to have any worthwhile future, then it needed a new focus.

You don't win friends and get recognised if you do that".

His solicitor said he would be "instantly recognised" if he tried to leave the country and would be "instantly apprehended".

A sign that their hard work is being recognised, if not by awards shows or the mainstream media.

And I think Kieran will be recognised if he performs like he did on Saturday [against Tottenham Hotspur].

If nothing else, the $30m or so spent so far by the politician in question has ensured that Jon Corzine's face is recognised, if not necessarily his name.

The frequency shifts and "unexpected" structural behaviour may be recognised if the mechanical movement of the structural group is analysed jointly.