Sentence examples for recognition now that from inspiring English sources

"But there's more recognition now that children under 15 shouldn't drink alcohol at all and I think that's been filtering through to parents".

"There's a recognition now that trying to stop or delay the plans is not going to be a wise political move".

In post-retail, post-fashion New York, it's become almost quaint to have these moments of mutual recognition now that our paths might not cross otherwise.

"There is a recognition now that it's better to have a reasonable return of, say, 6percentt," Mr. Marks said, "than to force someone who has a 11percentt interest rate into foreclosure and to lose $100,000 or more".

He is on the cusp of global recognition now that his song "Wavin' Flag" has been chosen (by sponsors Coca-Cola) as the official anthem of this summer's World Cup in South Africa.

"I think there's more of a recognition now that people just need time to decompress," he said, noting that his boss lets him work from home if he has been on the road for a long stretch.

Now that recognition must be followed by action to restore the proper balance between security and privacy.

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"There is a widespread recognition now among American officials that inclusiveness over effectiveness was a mistake".

His genius, according to Anthony Bourdain, who has written an introduction, is in his recognition that "now, right now, is the perfect time to give the whole world of fine dining the middle finger".

His best moments are not giant home runs or diving catches, but the little instances of proper recognition, words that now empower him and never get old.