Sentence examples for recognized now that from inspiring English sources

He was a Senate committee staffer, although he recognized, now that North Carolina Republican Richard Burr was chairman, his position on the committee was untenable.

Produced in 1998, the Evite brand is so well recognized now that there are spoofs on the Internet, including an Evite invitation to "war on Iraq" in which the only confirmed attendees are the United States and Britain.

It is well recognized now that dysfunctions of the circadian system (both genetically and environmentally induced) are associated with the development of various pathological conditions.

However, it is increasingly recognized now that neonates exposed to chorioamnionitis are at risk for a whole spectrum of neurobehavioral and cognitive defects [ 8, 9].

It is recognized now that archaea are an important component of the biosphere [ 11], play important roles in the carbon and nitrogen cycle, and may contribute up to 20% of the total biomass on Earth [ 18].

It is recognized now that IDPs and hybrid proteins with long IDPRS can adopt a continuum of structural states, such as completely disordered, molten globules, or locally disordered tails and linkers.

"I recognize now that was a mistake," he said.

"They'll recognize now that I've finally made it," he said.

She recognizes now that the self-imposed pressures generated by those sacrifices were a big part of what once held her back.

Like Zachary Woolfe, whose essay in The Times about "Einstein" described similar circumstances, I recognize now that the piece preserves in amber an isolated bubble of optimism and cross-pollination among personalities active in New York during the 1970s.

"Unintentional as they were, I recognize now that the connotations of my Purim costume were deeply offensive to many," he wrote, adding, "I sincerely hope that this note will soothe any hurt feelings".