Sentence examples for recognising the limits from inspiring English sources

And academics were recognising the limits of their state-sponsored view of development.

Then, in a speech last week, he talked about "recognising the limits to markets" in health care and education.

She would not have implemented the Coalition's breathtakingly radical agenda after the 2010 election, recognising the limits of what could be done in a hung parliament.

Businesses were recognising the limits of quantitative studies (dismissively described as "nose counting"), which offered little genuine insight into how customers behaved.

Obama's national security team considers that a guidepost for avoiding a return to a bloody entanglement in Iraq and recognising the limits of US power.

Recognising the limits to entertainment in the capital, it goes on to recommend that days five and six of a week-long itinerary be spent here, "getting your washing done and writing postcards".

But you suspect that Pattinson recognised the limits of Twilight long ago.

Recognise the limits of individual's abilities and how much coaching each one needs.

They recognise the limits imposed by globalisation, new technology and labour-market flexibility.

But in setting targets in this bottom-up way we have recognised the limits of multilateralism in addressing climate change.

Either because such songs are emotionally draining, or because she's canny enough to recognise the limits of audience concentration, she also delves into her back catalogue.