Sentence examples for recognising good from inspiring English sources

His depth of rugby knowledge, as well as his intuitive sense in recognising good players, will again be vital.

The New Yorker's David Remnick accused the Nobel committee of being eternally incapable of recognising good writing when it saw it.

If social class snobbery prevents rugby union recognising good practice in rugby league, it should at least change the rules so that opponents stand off tackled players and allow their team mates to get the ball moving again unimpeded.

Measures also provided a means of ensuring the approach was being used, and of encouraging and recognising good practice.

Participants proposed that this institutionalisation should include some form of accreditation and a system of recognising good practice.

While biologists are used to recognising good or poorly designed experiments and theoreticians know what can and cannot be proved, computer simulations are sometimes greeted with suspicion by both.

Recognised: Good morning, how are you  Translated: Guten Morgen, wie geht es Ihnen?

You train the computer to recognise good patterns on the board.

I love reading and I can recognise good writing, but I can't do it.

Athena SWAN awards, which recognise good employment practice for women working in science among other fields, act as benchmarks.

I don't penny pinch, I just know how to shop for a bargain and to recognise good value.