Sentence examples for recognized at the same from inspiring English sources

"We are thrilled that Zumobi has seen such success at Spring CTIA 2008, and are equally proud to be recognized at the same event we launched at a year ago," said Eric Hertz, CEO of Zumobi.

It seems he didn't expect to be recognized at the same party at which Wyclef Jean and Rose McGowan are spending their own 4/20s, because he's severely chill when I introduce myself.

"We recognize at the same time that in many ways the [Stored Communications Act] has been left behind by technology.

However, Zen also recognizes at the same time that any stance that is fixed is one-sided and partial.

Most proponents of the actionability standard seem to acknowledge the importance of systematic observations for guiding routine clinical practice, but recognize at the same time that clinicians must make the most of the information and experience that is available in the present.

If men follow the spirit of guardianship as outlined in the Qur'an and recognize at the same time there is no place for tribal customs within the system, then a happy medium can be found.

Mr. Wilson said that race and labor problems are at last recognized as the same thing, and that now that Harlem children are beginning to learn in school, that the black community will not be hurt by the strike.

"I'm Italian and it has been harder to be recognized, but at the same time, music has no boundaries.

The corresponding enhancement of the PSD can also be recognized at STA in the same interval at 1000 1030 UT, albeit with weaker intensity, even though the data at STA are affected by strong broadband noise at 1 10 Hz.

BioShock 2 recognizes that at the same time, any system that proposed to do such a thing would still require a leader, and so a utilitarian society is shown to be an hypocrisy, insofar as it being a society in the first place.

As the award was not in existence at the time Cooper wrote her book, the ASJA decided that recognizing Cooper at the same time as Behar emphasized the commitment and courage both writers imbued in the face of risk to themselves.