Sentence examples for recognizing that when from inspiring English sources

It is about recognizing that when people come to work, they do not leave their "spiritual sides" at home.

To Ms. McClanahan, "The Golden Girls" was special for allowing its women to be funny and many-sided, not stock figures, recognizing "that when people mature, they add layers," as she told The New York Times in 1985.

We agree that potential forest management impacts to sensitive taxa require evaluation and monitoring, and that changes in occupancy and abundance are useful metrics for this task (while recognizing that, when feasible to collect, information about reproductive success and survival is superior).

The Bowles-Simpson report seems to have taken that message to heart, recognizing that when we provide tax advantages to spur certain types of spending — with, say, a deduction for interest payments on home mortgages — we in turn require higher marginal tax rates to raise offsetting revenue.

Matt spoke about wanting to address all the challenges he found, but recognizing that when trying to improve a complex system, which in this case has 119 different specialties supporting seven different types of aircraft, you cannot do it all.

Increasingly, researchers are recognizing that when autonomic tone is out of whack, inflammation increases.

We could have recognized that when young people are jobless, their skills atrophy.

Nietzsche recognized that "when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you".

We recognize that when the individual rights are being violated, that means my rights, our rights, are being violated too.

The Gessmanns recognize that when a voice rises in tone it is likely that a noteworthy event is occurring.

We should also recognize that, when we decide not to subsidize manufacturing, we are deciding to kill it.