Sentence examples for recognises the difficulties from inspiring English sources

LeFevre, however, recognises the difficulties of staying calm in the heat of the kitchen.

Samantha Clark, 20, who is originally from Redcar in north east England, studies at Methodist University in North Carolina and recognises the difficulties of studying far from home.

The select committee report has many warm words for the Arts Council and says it recognises the difficulties caused by a fall of a third in its grant in aid from the government.

Wood said Kick It Out recognises the difficulties the police and internet companies have in dealing with such an extraordinary level of abuse, and said she hoped the expert panel may find "creative" ways to address its prevalence in football.

Ash also supports a ban on smoking in cars but recognises the difficulties of imposing it.

The leader of the Ulster Unionists, Mike Nesbitt, recognises the difficulties ahead.

He says he recognises the difficulty faced by the Church in tacking homophobic discrimination, while teaching the "Anglican view of marriage" which prevents same-sex couples from being married in churches and opposes gay sex.

Mr Greenslade recognises the difficulty "I accept that the Duchess has made a career of trading on her royal connections and, in a sense, this is merely another, if extreme, example of her undignified willingness to do almost anything to make money.

For changes in cultivation and management techniques due to the introduction of a GMO, EFSA suggests the use of a scenario analysis in order to assess the magnitude of effects in the ERA of GMOs, and at the same time recognises the difficulty in predicting such effects [3].

Sinn Fein recognises the genuine difficulties Mr Trimble has with his own party.

On commissioning, Pulse recognises the immense difficulties ahead, particularly the delay in authorisation, and the possibility of conflicts of interest between CCG boards and private healthcare providers.