Sentence examples for recognizing that it was from inspiring English sources

Recognizing that it was hard to fill the Monday papers, he took to holding regular Sunday news conferences.

Ms. Nikaidoh, recognizing that it was the incorrect track, walked to the sound technician and fixed it.

"Recognizing that it was too late to be some of the things I might have been," says Mead, "seemed part of what it was to grow older and wiser".

In fact, William Osteen, a federal district court judge in Greensboro, N.C., who has ruled both in favor and against the tobacco industry, vacated this study's findings, recognizing that it was junk science.

Recognizing that it was no longer possible for one emperor to control the whole empire, Valerian appointed his son Gallienus to rule the West while he marched east to repel the Persian invasion.

While the marines themselves had to refrain from really enjoying it (those who were not due back on post for at least nine hours were allowed one supervised Christmas drink apiece), they were generous with their tiny cadre of guests, recognizing that it was the last hours before Christmas in a place far from home.

"Managers are recognizing that it is an important way to maintain operational continuity".

The key is recognizing that it is a shoot-the-moon gamble.

Recognizing that it's O.K. to respond to children differently can be a relief to parents.

Yet, isn't part of parenthood recognizing that it's not actually about me?

Robinson said this is IBM recognizing that it's not just IT making business decisions today.