Sentence examples for recognised that many from inspiring English sources

In fact, Goldman actually recognised that many of these loans would go bad.

Ban said he recognised "that many people are frustrated and they are losing their patience" at the slow arrival of aid, but urged them to remain calm.

Now it is recognised that many other groups of people are also likely to have a higher than average proportion of HIV infection.

Second it needs to be openly recognised that many of the Iraqi refugees living precariously in Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon will never return to their own country.

Lerner did not see that as much of a problem, though he recognised that many others were "easily frightened by fairy tales of terrible consequences".One reason for this extraordinary tolerance towards red ink is straightforward macroeconomics.

One person drew attention to Johnson's privileged background and asked for reassurance that the incumbent mayor recognised "that many of those in the capital are struggling on a salary which you might consider 'chicken feed'".

I recognise that many still have a strong desire to focus on the past.

I recognise that many issues – perhaps most – can no longer be resolved only within our borders.

Labour has to recognise that many people think like I do.

We recognise that many governments, including our own, have committed acts of aggression, broken international law and ignored human rights.

Now urban planners, decision-makers and the media are increasingly recognising that many people actually feel differently towards suburban living.