Sentence examples for recognising so from inspiring English sources
Regardless, we thought it was a milestone worth recognising so invited some of our fave music makers Charli XCX, Banoffee, Miss Blanks, DJ Sezzo, Brooke Powers, and original party starters Midnight Juggernaut to play.
Official bad debts recognised so far for property and infrastructure credit are implausibly low.
"If we are going to stay, we need reform; and if the Danes can have their special circumstances recognised, so can Britain".
However, you would like your additional contribution formally recognised, so would he be prepared to support your application for a pay rise?
Salimonu speaks in terms that the international development community will recognise, so how can they help to incentivise investment in Africa's energy sector?
Paul Hodson's two-hander Meeting Joe Strummer made me both squirm with discomfort and flush with righteousness as I recognised so much of myself in the pair of characters.
But in the end, as Eric Hobsbawm recognised so honestly in his later writings, it is in many respects a religious approach to politics.
On these situations?" And so, the inveterate reporter presses on, in a world and profession he doesn't recognise so much any more but one that he can't envisage ever letting go of.
On the other hand, because of lack of promotion, the brand doesn't get recognised, so older, wealthier people don't necessarily choose it, but tend to buy BMW or Harley," Zhang said.
Essentially, it allows elements such as email addresses or phone numbers to be recognised so that when they are activated via a mouse or, on a smartphone, by a finger, they activate the relevant program.
