Sentence examples for recognises there from inspiring English sources

"The report itself concludes it can't 'prove anything' – it uses self-selecting data and recognises there are complex underlying issues.

"The report itself concludes it can't prove anything – it uses self-selecting data and recognises there are complex underlying issues.

Yes, of course, one recognises there are wider implications … [But] every member of my family has said they are pleased and proud.

Woolf is an energy lawyer, an area of relative female strength, but she recognises there are other areas where women are finding it hard to break in.

Gove says he recognises there could be resistance from teaching unions, but claims inspirational headteachers are taking staff with them on the issue.

Labour has to find a way of saying both that the government's austerity strategy is too deep and too fast, which is true, and also that it recognises there will not be any more money for the public sector for a very long time to come, which is also true.

"Everybody now recognises that there is a serious crisis out there – the demand side of the equation has to be addressed and the only way of doing that is to put these species on Appendix 2".

Hoskins recognises that there is still more to do.

In the end, he recognises that there will be a Palestinian state.

However he also recognises that there is now not so much between the real title contenders.

McArdle recognises that there are limits to what DIY can do in this regard.