Sentence examples for recognized the difficulties from inspiring English sources

Despite his successes, Dr. Thorn recognized the difficulties of organ transplants.

The panel's ranking Democrat, Representative Ellen O. Tauscher of California, said in an interview that she recognized the difficulties of revamping a federal bureaucracy late in an administration's tenure.

Seventeen-year-old engineer Aseem Mishra recognized the difficulties in portability that drum kits pose so he built an entire set into his pants.

She aspired to find a creative role but recognized the difficulties she faced, as she later wrote: An architect friend suggested that she might like to try "landscape gardening" (the term used at the time for landscape architecture) a field in which Beatrix Jones Farrand had become a female pioneer during the 1890s.

Serialization of the show was important to tell their overall story with larger plot elements, but Abrams recognized the difficulties that his earlier serialized shows, such as Lost and Alias, had in attracting and maintaining viewers that had not seen these shows from the start or who missed episodes sporadically.

However, all respondent types recognized the difficulties faced by APEs in the context of resource constraints.

Mr. Spanta recognized the difficulty.

But even though Georgetown has a giant in Monroe, the Hoyas recognized the difficulty in the task ahead.

Mr. Kouchner said he recognized the difficulty faced by the government, which believes it is close to winning its 25-year war against the Tamil Tigers.

Rich McKay, the Falcons' president and a member of the N.F.L.'s competition committee, which oversees rule changes, has also recognized the difficulty of the challenge.

Pat Robertson, Republican, 1988 Anticipation and announcement: The 1988 Republican campaign got off to a fairly early start as candidates recognized the difficulty of knocking off the front-runner, George H.W. Bush, the vice president to the popular Ronald Reagan.