Sentence examples for recognised that with from inspiring English sources

Wilcox recognised that, with his side top, "teams come with different gameplans.

Smith is a bright bloke and must have recognised that with every run Thorpe scored, a precious batting berth for the winter tour was being taken up.

Many of those who did not want a monarch recognised that, with Juan Carlos on board, it would be easier to keep the old Francoists at bay and prevent the army from mounting a coup d'etat.

And at the end of a year that also feels like the beginning of a great many new things – new world dynamics, new daily worries – there is great comfort in Saunders and the sweet sensation his sentences bring; of feeling known and recognised, that with all our unique human quirks, we are in no way unique.

Professor Novoselov said: "Graphene has the potential to revolutionise so many different areas of our lives, and it is fantastic that the government and ERDF have recognised that with their significant investments".

Paatelainen's record at Kilmarnock caught the eye of the Finnish FA, who recognised that, with a limited squad on his arrival at Rugby Park, he had the Ayrshire side playing attractive football that propelled them into the top half of the table.

It is conceivable that European workers will recognise that, with devaluation no longer an option, wage demands have to be more flexible.

Of course, in making a summary and drawing interpretations, it is important to recognise that, as with all such valuation approaches, the methods used are controversial.

The two men recognised that Ali was a fighter with a writer's mind.

It urged ministers to: Recognise that people with a visual impairment will need specialist help to find work and that discrimination must be stamped out.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague expressed hope that despite national mourning, Kim Jong Il's death could mean a "turning point" for North Korea: "We hope that their new leadership will recognise that engagement with the international community offers the best prospect of improving the lives of ordinary North Korean people".