Sentence examples for recognize the trouble from inspiring English sources

Most of all, del Castillo had been slow to recognize the trouble that awaited her.

Then, when they did recognize the trouble, they sent the flow through a piece of equipment that can't handle such pressures.

It wasn't as if she didn't recognize the trouble she was in.

But the rabbi has a way of bringing out the best in his caretakers, and once he defrosts, only Bernie recognizes the trouble that's coming.

The more I started to recognize the merits of unplugging at night, the more I recognized the trouble with my phone habits during the day.

To its credit, the Court's majority recognized the trouble created by the ruling and suggested that firms would not be entitled to discriminate on the basis of race.

Jorge Mejia recognizes the troubles in the area.

The delegates who came to Philadelphia to draft the Constitution in 1787 recognized the troubles that existed under the then-current form of government, the Articles of Confederation.

To find out about new initiatives that I might have missed, I called Gary Reblin, the service's vice-president of new products and innovation, a position created in 2012, as the postal system was beginning to recognize the depth of its troubles.

Mr. Toussaint said Local 100 had dropped its goal of achieving parity in this contract because it recognized the financial troubles of the city and the bus companies.

The Russian political class, Mr. Kudrin suggested, has been slow to recognize the severity of the economic troubles next door or how they interact with a wobbly domestic political environment.