Sentence examples for recognising both from inspiring English sources

Greeble training consists of recognising both the differences and the similarities.As it turned out, Edward did well in greeble training, easily mastering the finer points of greeble anatomy.

The joke was double-edged, recognising both that the England team looked old and short of quality and that Redknapp's preferred solution at all the clubs he had previously managed was to buy his way out of trouble.

"The MPC will consider a range of options to update our guidance, recognising both what we have learned about the behaviour of aggregate supply in the economy as well as the more benign inflation outlook".

Recognising both the significant financial challenges facing the public sector and the steady emergence of a market for commissioning support, we have to be realistic and competitive if we are to grow sustainable support to the public sector.

Either way, by invading Ukraine, and recognising both the bogus referendum and "the Goblin" (as Sergei Aksenov, the sinister leader of Crimea's local putschists, is known), he has trampled on international law and subverted the post-cold-war world order.

Recognising both the specific and general need to take advantage of the initial 10-over power play when the most draconian fielding restrictions apply, he has persuaded himself to come out slugging.

HFR1 recognises the intracellular domain of HER4 and is thus able to recognise both the intact receptor and the cleaved ICD as it traffics through the cell.

This difference may reflect the fact that HFR1 can recognise both cleaved 4ICD and the intact (recycling) HER4, whilst H4.77.16 recognises the intact form only.

It later recognised both Abkhazia and South Ossetia as independent states.

Try to recognise both the strengths and the weaknesses of a party's case.

Aslan-Levy told the Guardian he had in fact been calling for a solution that would recognise both states.