Sentence examples for recognizes that it does from inspiring English sources

Artfully conveying that a bot recognizes that it doesn't know something is one of the most challenging aspects of writing for AI, she said.

As crazy as that sounds — and he fully recognizes that it does — Levine says it's based on sound analysis of where he sees computing going — and he believes his job as an investor is to recognize where the industry is heading before it happens.

The Romney campaign recognizes that it doesn't need to fight for airtime or column inches as it did in 2008 and, as a result, has become more strategic about media access.

That doesn't stop me from recognizing that it does its job well.

But that hasn't really happened so far, and so the effect has been somewhat different: Colombia has formally recognized that it doesn't exercise full sovereignty over all its territory.

But it is unbelievable, to stare at so much devastation, and know it for devastation, and yet recognize that it does not look like the devastation one has imagined.

The Reagan Administration's reading of third world development trends seems increasingly realistic, and the Treasury Secretary seems to recognize that it does not help poor countries to abandon them to the vicissitudes of the world economy.

Japan is gradually emerging from an ostrich posture in international politics, recognizing that it does have to care about tensions in other parts of the world, urging Europeans and others to take account of the Asian dimension of security problems.

In the end, this was the point we recognize that it does not work today.

In most cases, you'll probably recognize that it doesn't.

In fact, an understanding of the Second Amendment as law could help people recognize that it doesn't cause Sandy Hook and it doesn't stop people who might want to prevent another Sandy Hook.