Sentence examples for recognition that both from inspiring English sources

"It is the recognition that both of us are on the brink of historic change".

Part of our love is a recognition that both of us will always have a hole in our heart that will never heal.

The analysis of field structures and commercial seismic profiles has allowed the recognition that both substratum and basins' infill have been intensely shortened.

Yet it is well to begin with a recognition that both the United States and the Soviet Union might be in much less nuclear danger today if [those] missiles had never been developed".

It is a recognition that both public television and the secret service are powerful instruments and need careful monitoring by the opposition in order to avoid the kind of abuse by governments which is endemic in Italian political history.

Two years ago at the National Theatre, though, Simon Russell Beale and Zoe Wanamaker played Beatrice and Benedick with a pleasing twinkle and recognition that both were slightly past their prime.

The related finding from Experiment 5, that odor recognition appears intact, matches a previous study of odor recognition that used both match-to-sample and nonmatch-to-sample procedures (Wolff et al., 2006).

The T cell responses in RA patients carrying HLA-DRB*04 alleles show a diverse pattern of CII259-273 epitope recognition, that is, toward both non-modified and glycosylated CII259-273; only few patients exclusively responded to K264 but most of them to GalOK264 [ 5, 6].

Department of Justice: "The FBI's approach to virtual currencies is guided by a recognition that online payment systems, both centralized and decentralized, offer legitimate financial services... Like any financial service, virtual currency systems... can be exploited by malicious actors". Translation: Much like USD cash, virtual currency can be used to pay for bad things.

On each and every page, there is the recognition that whatever changes both the business and art of journalism face, today's journalism students, tomorrow's reporters, and all those men and women who have dedicated themselves to bringing the world's truth to their fellow human beings will succeed at their work because their work matters.

There's a strong ethical component at work, too, a blend of admiration for heroes who wield their strength to do good and horror at the violence that their efforts demand and the recognition that they both exude and bear this horror.