Sentence examples for recognize far from inspiring English sources

Though I was also aware of the union's historically close ideological association with the baseball players' union, I was impressed with the attitude of the hockey players, who seemed to recognize far better than their baseball and basketball counterparts that a serious problem existed and was growing.

However, since ChemReader is already able to correctly recognize far more images than OSRA, CLiDE or Kekule, this may be a viable course of action for the future of ChemReader's development.

To improve the process of ethical oversight of research, we need to change our attitudes, and recognize far more fully that complicated moral issues, strains and vagaries are involved.

On Thursday, his success was recognized far beyond the plains when the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Selectionamedmittee named him the national coach of the year.

It notes that courts have recognized far more rights over the past century or so than existed at the time of Typhoid Mary's troubles.

After the procedural issue with Harlem Little League was resolved, Little League tightened its eligibility verification procedures so that the need for the waiver granted to Harlem Little League last year could be recognized far earlier.

Since Gonzalez fended off Mariano Rivera's cut fastball and blooped a single over Derek Jeter's head to end the World Series, he finds himself recognized far more in public places, often by Red Sox fans.

Recognizing this, Sotheby's Institute says that in the past year it finally got around to appointing a careers' advisor — a response to the broad job market implosion, but also an elementary requirement for a business school that it should surely have recognized far earlier.

Currently, HUD recognizes far fewer school-age homeless children than the Department of Education does.

Asa Akira's asshole is like one of those sigils on the Game of Thrones or the Coca-Cola logo it's recognized far and wide.

The promise of Africa below the Sahara has been recognized far and wide as a rich and diverse swath of humanity as well as a rapidly growing market of more than 800 million people, with enormous potential for human development and economic opportunity.