Sentence examples for recognized the scope of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney soon recognized the scope of his accomplishment.

Both Mr. Putin and the navy have come under attack from critics who say the rescue was too slow and poorly managed, and that Mr. Putin recognized the scope of the incident only belatedly.

As megacity mayors, we have long considered cities laboratories for great ideas, but it wasn't until the COP21 climate negotiations in Paris last year that we recognized the scope of our capacity as local leaders to influence the course of the planet.

The NIEHS, however, recognized the scope of associations between bisphenol A exposure and health effects, including those such as obesity and externalizing behavior in young girls, that could not be linked firmly to estrogenicity, if at all.

Though he'd never met Shannon, that experience helped him recognize the scope of his accomplishment.

In Tokyo, the government bankers and policy makers were slow to recognize the scope of the problem.

Its presuppositions recognize the scope of the state taxing power we have outlined.

Leah Feinman, a precinct worker at the Indian Springs Development in Boynton Beach, said the poll workers were slow at first to recognize the scope of the problem.

Why it is taking so long — seemingly forever — for our government officials to recognize the scope of this crisis and confront it directly is beyond me.

In his response the column in The Tech by Elaine Wan '01, Richard J. Barblace '97 ["Lighting already good," April 17] derides the original column without recognizing the scope of the problem.

Mr. Clapper persuaded us that he intends to try to take charge, but we're not sure he fully recognizes the scope of that commitment.