Sentence examples for recognition the impact from inspiring English sources

If you extrapolate to other applications, such as facial recognition, the impact that data bias can have becomes glaringly obvious.

Therefore, they seem to be ideally suited for an investigation into the recognition, the "impact", of scientific work.

Patients with diabetes need recognition for these efforts and recognition for the impact that SMBG has on their daily lives.

Their plight has also led to a greater recognition of the impact of violence on children.

A practical example would be recognition of the impact that a subtly raised eyebrow or direct eye contact can have on others.

Despite growing recognition of the impact of climate change on WRM, it remains another important challenge that needs to be addressed at the local and national level, if the project is to be effective and have a long-lasting impact.

Sandbag In recognition of the impact of our print sites, GNM supports the charity Sandbag, which lobbies to ensure that fewer pollution permits are given to energy-intensive companies under the EU emissions trading scheme.

"Whatever the motives behind the leak, there does not appear to be any recognition of the impact this has had on colleagues working exceptionally hard to manage the unprecedented levels of demand currently being experienced".

The strategy recommends an open debate with extremists, rather than immediate criminalisation, and the promotion of credible grassroots voices, as well as recognition of the impact of UK foreign policy on certain communities.

"The reason for this was that the information was not shared across departments, there was no recognition of the impact of this information and no checks were made on intelligence systems in securing Savile's services," the report added.

But perhaps what would make the biggest difference would be a recognition that the impact of climate chaos is likely to be greater than any military threat we have ever faced and therefore demands a commensurate degree of urgency and political will.