Sentence examples for recognised that as from inspiring English sources

Hartley recognised that, as in his day, there is a split in the dressing-room because some players are more loyal to Romanov.

Spinoza recognised that, as empiricist philosophers have argued, we learn about the world through our experience of it.

And that's when I recognised that, as an oppressed group, it's one thing to come together and fight for your rights, but it's another thing to isolate yourself".

Paradoxically, we recognised that, as categorisation of data is inevitably influenced by a priori concepts, a purely inductive stance is logically untenable.

Heathrow Airport said it recognised that as well as "bringing huge advantages to the UK and the local people" a new runway would have "downsides for people living nearby".

The Wiggles recognised that as long as they spoke at the same level as their audience, their Australian accents would not matter, and that young children were able to adapt to a variety of contexts and to different pronunciations of common words, no matter where they resided.

A first step is recognising that, as horrible as conditions are today, Syria can actually get worse.

We also recognise that, as is common across qualitative research, these views may not be representative of all GPs and PNs across Scotland, particularly those working at rural practices.

This isn't about harking back to the England of Enoch Powell or the English Defence League, rather it is about recognising that, as George Orwell once wrote, "there is something distinctive and recognisable in English civilization.

If we recognise that, as we must, we may wish to make it somewhat easier by increasing the size of transfer payments.

They recognise that, as the capital is increasingly controlled by the rich, there's a need for DIY scenes that are open to all.