Sentence examples for recognize that much from inspiring English sources
The subcommittee is favorably impressed with the quality and relevance of the work and the progress to date, although we recognize that much remains to be done.
"While we have achieved a great deal, we recognize that much more work remains".
As an admiring reader of The Times for many decades, I recognize that much of journalism has evolved into a 24-hour-a-day, multimedia, tasteless behemoth, indiscriminately interlarding fact and opinion, and abandoning rational inquiry for sensationalism.
But this assumption fails to recognize that much of Japan's trade with China, South Korea and Taiwan is in components for products that are then sold in third countries, not least the United States.
Washington has still not heeded two decades of warnings that the best way to protect America's biggest secrets is to have far fewer of them and to recognize that much of what is stamped "secret" today is widely available on the Internet.
Throughout the recording, which was released in late May, she challenges her listeners, and herself, to live life fully and urgently, to take risks of the heart, to abandon ambition in exchange for simple pleasures, to be philosophical about mistakes and to recognize that much is beyond control.
"Golden Exits" recognizes that much of this overlap is actually sexual harassment, a threat to women's careers, livelihoods, and dignity, resulting from such undue encroachment.
Recognizing that much of the department's work runs far behind schedule, Congress specified that if a delay were necessary, it would have to be approved by the secretary or deputy secretary of energy.
Dealers recognized that much about their businesses was always going to be out of their control — automakers not only decide what cars get made but also dictate sales strategies and incentive plans.
The WHO has recognized that: "much research has been directed at fatal diseases, whereas crippling diseases are commonly neglected - yet the social and economic burden which the latter impose, is probably greater"[ 7].
She recognizes that much else is in that dust.
