Sentence examples for recognizing that now from inspiring English sources

"You also have people just recognizing that now is not the time to be extravagant; it's not about wearing bling anymore, it's about being responsible consumers".

You shouldn't change this function, but recognize that now we're evaluating states rather than actions, as we were for the reflex agent.

As I say that I recognize that now all over Croatia people are punching the air with joy at receiving such an easy draw.

Forget all that noise: CNN recognized that now was a time to throw out the standard three-pundit panel discussion in some studio in New York or Washington — and to place these issues on a national stage.

It's good to see that Lightbank recognizes that now, and isn't digging in its heels or trying to justify the decision.

At Catholic Relief Services, we recognize that now is the time to end the institutionalization of children everywhere.

But Jennifer, who has committed herself to caring passionately for people her entire life, recognizes that now is not the time for polite acquiescence.

The Full Moon is an exuberant time of new romantic relationship possibilities when we must trust our intuition and recognize that now we have an opportunity to "go for it!" Here are some ways to begin.

I feel wiser and wise enough to recognize that today's now is a good now.

Companies across the U.S., U.K., continental Europe and Asia are recognizing that e-discovery now entails more than simply responding to litigation.

The proposal, as outlined today by Congressional officials, recognizes that Republicans now have the votes to design the department according to President Bush's original plan.