Sentence examples for recognising where from inspiring English sources

"For him it's about game understanding and recognising where his strengths are.

"What it's doing is recognising where people can sensibly use interest-only.

Martin Strohmeier has developed a theory for recognising where the carriage doors will open in advance, so you can pip the commuter traffic to the post.

Vainglorious boasting like Fallon's not only does nothing to help, but actually impedes the process of recognising where we really do stand in the world.

The auto-drive system works by recognising where it is, based on a laser scanner on the front of the car, comparing its surroundings to its stored data.

In effect, then, by staking out fundamental physics and the life sciences, Mr Milner is emulating Nobel in recognising where scientific excitement resides nowadays: in the creation stories of high theory and in the biological backbone of future medical progress.

EH: I recognise where Gordon Brown comes from.

But equally, the centre-left must recognise where its interests lie.

I recognise where he wants to go to and for that I give him confidence.

It is only through seeing the law in action that we recognise where the gaps lie.

But we also have to recognise where the state is failing on crime.