Sentence examples for recognizing, of course from inspiring English sources

What should I think of this sentence?" What animals think — in fact, what animals have to say — is something scholars now take quite seriously, recognizing of course that there are limits to that approach.

I think it's interesting to talk about some differentiated names, recognizing, of course, that not every specific name is appropriate for every client.

The confluence of these two scenarios begs the question of how investors might want to consider positioning their portfolios looking ahead, recognizing of course that portfolios should be constructed and managed consistent with the specific objectives, risk tolerance and investment time-frame of each investor.

I recognize, of course, that my heart is not literally stuck inside a paper shredder.

I recognize, of course, that it's how baseball awards work though.

Ms. Baranski recognizes, of course, that she is far better off than many of her neighbors.

Fatima recognizes, of course, that she'll need support to establish the technological presence she envisions for these two projects.

But Mr. Ozzie and his colleagues at Microsoft recognize, of course, that very little in the technology universe ever stays the same.

The framers recognized, of course, that a candidate's religion (or lack thereof) would enter political debate, and they were prohibiting only a formal test for taking office.

We recognize, of course, that reference to these permissible applications would not alone be sufficient to sustain the statute against respondents' First Amendment challenge.

We recognize, of course, that statements of opponents of a bill may not be authoritative, see Schwegmann Bros. v. Calvert Distillers Corp., 341 U.S. 384, 394—395, 71 S.Ct.