Sentence examples for recognising that it from inspiring English sources

Indeed the country may now regret that decision, recognising that it surely damaged its own self-interest by failing to present its side of the story.

Recognising that it was killing its customers and that the political tide was flowing against it in the developed world, the industry has set about creating "new addicts".

Lavery's version, with its use of modern vernacular (Nora looks forward to having "pots of money"; the dying Dr Rank talks about being "liquidated") tries hard to ease the drama into the 21st century, while recognising that it is very much of its time.

Recognising that it was distinct enough to be placed in its own genus, American botanist Liberty Hyde Bailey erected the genus Zombia in 1931 to accommodate the species that Descourtilz had described.

Addressing the problem means recognising that it has more to do with class than with race.

The good news is that voters are increasingly recognising that it is within their hands to deliver change.

It means recognising that diversity makes Britain stronger.

That was why he recognised that it needed its own symbol to represent it.

The sultanate has long recognised that it must make the most of its scant oil resources.

Myanmar has recognised that it badly needs their technical help in reforming its cumbersome multiple exchange-rate system.

I do also recognise that it is absurd".