Sentence examples for recognized that too from inspiring English sources

Hampton recognized that, too, but he couldn't hide how discouraged he was after tonight's performance.

"Too many of our major financial institutions are still too complex and too risky and the problems are not limited to the big banks that get all the headlines," she said, adding that she would appoint bank regulators who recognized that "too big to fail is still too big a problem".

"They've recognized that too much primary steel is being produced in Europe," he said.

On the other hand, early physicians like Hippocrates and Galen recognized that too much fat was unhealthy.

Supporters of Gramm-Leach-Bliley recognized that too-big-to-fail firms posed a risk of taxpayer bailouts.

But they also recognized that failure was possible, too.

Now India's government is beginning to recognize that, too.

It began in Silicon Valley, where companies ceded a certain degree of autonomy to knowledge workers, recognizing that too much rigidity could stifle creative output.

"We all recognize that too much togetherness is not a good thing," Mr. Worth said, which is why there will be no sharing of bedrooms.

Happy Geography Awareness Week! Recognizing that "too many young Americans are unable to make effective decisions, understand geo-spatial issues, or even recognize their impacts as global citizens," National Geographic created this annual observance to "raise awareness to this dangerous deficiency in American education".

Doing better would involve not just reforming the criminal-justice system but recognizing that, "too often, we are asking police to man the barricades in communities that have been forgotten by all of us for way too long, in terms of substandard schools and inadequate jobs and a lack of opportunity," Obama said.