Sentence examples for recognising it to be from inspiring English sources

Removing the social stigma of domestic violence, by recognising it to be a possibility in student life, would make it far easier for women to reach out for support.

"Yet, on reflection, I am sure that many will recognise it to be a decision of great courage and characteristic clarity of mind and action.

The strength of feeling expressed would suggest that, while people recognise it to be difficult to always point to bright-line distinctions, it is an area in which public trust is extremely fragile.

Hospital physicians also pointed out that they would prefer to pursue intervention through new programmes for hygiene, although they also recognise it to be a challenging method of improvement.

We have labelled this the 'callus fracture sign' and recognise it to be predictive for progression to non-union.

It's a mentality thing – you've got to show that whatever players you're up against you've got to recognise it's going to be tough whether it be Tottenham or Shrewsbury.

We should be smart enough, flexible enough, and intelligent enough to recognise it is going to be a series of diverse approaches, not all of them involving the government.

I fully support this, but I recognise it is going to be a fight to get through the FA council.

I'm under no illusion though; everybody else has the same agenda and we recognise it's going to be tough.

There's a need for it to be recognised that men grieve too.

He is happy in his own land, and longs only for it to be recognised.