Sentence examples for recognised that if from inspiring English sources

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

And she recognised that if you're going to navigate through it, you're going to have to connect people to the power they're using".

He recognised that if he slept in the icy night, he would not wake up: "Something in me rebelled against that death.

And they recognised that if they couldn't beat Sir Charles Clore's giant retail combine, the British Shoe Corporation, they had to join them by building a national Clarks chain of their own (the British Shoe Corporation has long since crumbled).

"Anyone following this case must have recognised that if there was a second appeal it may not have sustained a conviction, and that would have placed everyone in a very difficult position.

It is recognised that if the Irish, current holders of the EU presidency, do fail, there is little prospect that the Netherlands or Luxembourg, running the next two summits, will succeed.

As he drew to a close he called on the audience to recognise that "if we believe that we are as humans interdependent, then we have to engage in this crisis" before adding that "we have to do what we know is right".

Arendt's point is that the benefits of automation are only going to be enjoyed if they are recognised – that is, if workers are able to see themselves as having meaning outside of their job.

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

To the uninitiated, a veiled face inspires shyness; one is less likely to start a conversation, nervous of everything from intruding on privacy to failing to recognise that person if you meet them again.

And if debtors recognise that risks in contracts will not be enforced, they will no longer have incentives to price risk and exercise discipline themselves.