Sentence examples for recognises better from inspiring English sources

US President Barack Obama has said a framework will allow people to get to a point "where everybody recognises, better to move forward than move backwards".

Unless development happens in a way that better recognises and plans around the risk of fire, some cities will continue to burn – with devastating consequences.

CT better recognises the pleural thickening, in particular along the fissures that can be so extended to simulate a "rind-like appearance" due to the encasement of the lung [9].

Of course, no one recognises her self-obsession better than Dunham herself.

Why not take the momentum generated by this vote and channel it instead towards demanding a more effective European Union – one that works better, and better recognises the individual character of the markets of its constituent countries?

TfL recognises it should have done better.

I think the business community recognises that Leicester is a better place today than it was before".

In Argentina and Britainin – this is an unorthodox view, but he sees this as inevitable, given the failures of both sides to find a better arrangement that recognises the British character of the islanders and their geographical proximity to South America.

The annual cover on which the magazine recognises the person who "for better or for worse … has done the most to influence the events of the year" pictures the president-elect in his New York tower with the headline, Donald Trump: President of the Divided States of America.

Politics must "entail convincing voters that the politician recognises or comprehends some things better than they do, and that it is for this reason that they should vote for him".

"This is an important project that recognises the need to provide better protection for our children from violence at home, in school and in the community, violence that all too often goes unnoticed.