Sentence examples for recognising a change from inspiring English sources

But I'm reassured by others recognising a change in me, too.

It takes six months to a year for customers who do not normally shop in a store to recognise a change in pricing.

Her application was refused, with the Home Office telling her it "will not recognise a change to a name which is subject to copyright or trademark".

people will start to recognise a change in your shape.

people will fail to recognise a change in your shape.

(BNCWeb 2008, AD0 581 W non_ac medicine). people will fail to recognise a change in your shape.

In comparison, 98.5% recognised a change in a mole as a cancer warning sign despite melanoma being an uncommon cancer.

However, they were less knowledgeable about non-lump symptoms; less than half of the women recognised a change in size, redness of skin and nipple rash as signs of breast cancer.

There were marked variations between groups for some symptoms, for example only around 40% of the Indian and Pakistani groups recognised a change in bowel/bladder habits, compared with 64% of Bangladeshis and 73% of Caribbeans.

In the first 3-week phase (European and German study), children benefited from switching formulations, but IOWA Conners scores improved only for parent ratings; teachers did not recognise a change in behaviour.

In the first, practitioners recognise a changed relationship between practitioners and patients in how decisions get made.