Sentence examples for recognised the possibility from inspiring English sources

However, they said they recognised "the possibility that it cannot be guaranteed that outcomes that suit our common interests are ultimately deliverable".

Although fictional, the marshmallow caricatures in Pixar's WALL-E resonated with many viewers because they recognised the possibility of such laziness in themselves and in the technologies they use.

Speaking about the sensitive negotiations that led to the settlement for the first time, Lewis said: "It was negotiated as a commercial settlement that recognised the possibility that the negotiation could have been taken to America where awards are treated differently".

It recognised the possibility that the results could range from "relatively benign to highly devastating outcomes", which "would most likely send the OECD area as a whole into recession, with marked declines in activity in the United States and Japan … In view of the great uncertainty policy-makers now confront, they must be prepared to face the worst".

Bentham recognised the possibility of altruistic actions, and frequently alluded to his own philanthropy when recommending schemes to further the public good.

The Naiyāyika, however, recognised the possibility of 'accidental', non-causal regularities, such as day always preceding night, or (the example given by The Manual of Reason), the colour of the thread always preceding the cloth.

John Lydon had recognised the possibilities of exploiting the event the previous autumn when he started to write "No Future", later retitled "God Save the Queen" by manager Malcolm McLaren.

With the advent of detailed TV replays and DRS, Swann also recognised the possibilities of lbws that Illy and co could only dream about.

Television should have recognised the possibilities in a man whose characters declare "from what I've read about Sweden in the newspapers and seen of Swedish films, it's a land of mystery where everything goes wrong" and "you're thinking of becoming a politiician?

In the present study, the majority (>90 %) of pregnant women recognised the possibilities of false negative and false positive results of NIPT, while more than 70%% of them recognised its limited sensitivity of detecting uncommon aneuploidies compared with an invasive test, and the possibility of uninformative test results.

Recognising the possibility of gaps and inaccuracies in safety analysis, Safecharts do not permit transitions between states with unknown relative risk levels.