Sentence examples for recognises because from inspiring English sources

For his second term, Mr Clinton elevated Mrs Albright, in part, she recognises, because Mr Clinton liked drama, and appointing a woman would be dramatic.

But the main difference, according to Barillari, is that where there used to be two dozen global stars, there are now thousands of minor personalities, many of whom he only recognises because teenagers are asking for their autographs in the back streets of Rome.

"I am very pleased the Home Office recognises this because the force is having to look after every single penny because of past, present and future cuts to police funding".

He made headlines last year when he said he recognises Israel because the UN recognises it as a state.

"I like to think stars are stars before the world recognises them because they have a quality you can't describe which they bring to their performance and she does that.

I hope a reader recognises this scene, because we've all lived it, to one degree or another.

Not just because he recognises that customers are time constrained, but because he realises that increased choice can be bad for you and, worse, result in losses that upset his shareholders.

He has publicly challenged the state line on many sensitive topics, such as saying in 2014 that he recognised Israel because the UN recognises it as a state.

I like this one because it sounds mildly romantic, but also because it recognises that life is never static.

Because it recognises it cannot rid itself of its political master, Denmark, without economic independence.

Mayism is different because it recognises that globalisation has not delivered for everyone.