While he regards the method of measuring an agent's credences by her betting behavior as "fundamentally sound" (34), he recognizes that it has its limitations.
"I certainly think Beijing recognizes that it needs to rebalance its economy away from exports.
"The campaign recognizes that it has to get back on offense, back on its own agenda, and out of the muck," said one prominent Republican strategist.
The portable media player hasn't knocked the iPod off its perch in its two-year run, and now Balmer recognizes that it may never.
Regardless of its status as a modal locution, Rosen recognizes that it is a very unsatisfying primitive: the notion of a proposition being true according to PW is an unlikely one to be considered basic and unanalysable.
Apple recognizes that it has competition.
Halperin recognizes that it is corrosive for the press to treat a campaign as mere spectacle.
The measure recognizes that it typically takes many years before victims are ready to come forward.
The Columbia community recognizes that it has lost a neighborhood institution.
When a bloated state recognizes that it must shrink, people's lives change.
But he recognizes that it could be an uphill climb for some.
