Sentence examples for recognised it more from inspiring English sources

It wasn't always easy and no government is perfect, but we should be proud of what we achieved and should have defended it and recognised it more over the last five years.

Protestant countries may recognise it more easily, although prurience about sex is missing in Germany.

This naming your fear takes the power out of it and you'll also start to recognise it more easily.

The more he recognised it, the more it felt like hypocrisy.

The report said the Department for Education (DfE) recognised it could do more and would work with councils to identify and share good practice.

Yet Bishop is also quick to recognise it is more than just having the tunes, it is knowing when and where to play them.

Attitudes towards family history data reflect its name – people recognise it as involving more than just the individual.

If an invader is new, this process allows the immune system to learn to recognise it, and respond more rapidly next time.

Though recognising it is nothing more than symbolic, others have described the right to vote as an expression of unity between the German-Poles and the greater German nation.You might expect that a German minority expressing its glee at being able to vote in German elections would unsettle Poles.

Many people were saying it, and it was being recognised more and more.

However, it is recognised more and more that falls are the consequence of the interaction between a number of risk factors, both intrinsic and extrinsic [ 10, 11, 32, 46, 47].