Sentence examples for recognizes at the time from inspiring English sources

Often, it begins with some odd behavior nobody quite recognizes at the time, frequently a harbinger of dementia, though in this case Jeanne's longtime "smoker's cough" (she smoked, and mostly denied it, for 50 years) meant chronic pulmonary disease.

A bubble can be hard to recognize at the time.

He noted that the earth around Indian Point was more active than was recognized at the time the plant was designed.

Although not recognized at the time, this event is thought to portend the worldwide amphibian decline that began about 1970 and continues to the present day.

While the threat of nuclear destruction is not over, a danger barely recognized at the time has taken its place as the No. 1 threat to our planet.

He clearly suffered from bipolar disorder, though the condition wasn't recognized at the time, and one of the real pleasures of Jonathan W. Jordan's "Brothers, Rivals, Victors" is reading about this Peck's Bad Boy of the American military.

"In every generation, there's an overwhelming issue that people may not recognize at the time, but that becomes the issue that is the measure of what you did," he said.

The 1967 war was a war that Israel was forced to wage in self-defense and one that was virtually universally recognized at the time as being necessary for Israel's survival because of belligerent threats from its Arab neighbors.

The importance of what he had done was not recognized at the time, but Playfair, who also invented pie charts and bar graphs, had found a way to take advantage of a potent pattern-recognition machine: the human brain.

When Dr. Brown and Dr. Trujillo first caught sight of Quaoar, they searched the Palomar archives and soon found images of it taken as early as 1982, but not recognized at the time.

A close analysis of the 391,832 documents helps illuminate several important aspects of this war: The war in Iraq spawned a reliance on private contractors on a scale not well recognized at the time and previously unknown in American wars.