Sentence examples for recognize more quickly from inspiring English sources

Marling's new album, "Alas, I Cannot Swim," falls into a category that writers tend to recognize more quickly than they recognize, say, Nashville pop made by bands such as Jypsi (which isn't spectacular, but never mind).

The 'Acknowledge' component assists women to recognize more quickly the inherent danger in situations that have turned coercive and to explore ways to overcome emotional barriers which can prevent women from engaging in forceful resistance against known men.

"This was a case where, in hindsight, I deeply regretted not recognizing more quickly the serious nature of this problem," the bishop wrote.

Mr. Bernanke recognized, more quickly than others might have, that we were in a situation bearing a family resemblance to the great banking crisis of 1930-31.

But the Russians recognized more quickly than others the need for the next step, which was to replace all the light-medium tanks armed with 37- to 47-mm guns by medium tanks armed with 75- or 76-mm guns.

If data had been collected more quickly, problems with those devices which in some cases required difficult corrective surgery would have been recognized more quickly, fewer doctors would have implanted them and money would have been saved.

"It's possible if they'd had better training in the software modes and what data they used, they might have recognized more quickly that doing something counterintuitive like turning the autopilot on might have helped," says Atkins.

Bruce [1] reported that familiar faces are recognized more quickly than unfamiliar faces.

Adding visual cues to your menu items can help users distinguish them even faster, because we can recognize images more quickly than we can interpret words.

Once you learn to recognize them more quickly, you can easily avoid them.

Science has actually shown that the human brain prefers happy faces and can recognize them more quickly than negative expressions.