Sentence examples for recognizing the dimensions from inspiring English sources
By better understanding and recognizing the dimensions of the problem, and by responding at the scale required -- promptly -- we can build a food-secure 21st century.
Although Obama, unlike his predecessor, recognized the dimensions of the problem, he never pursued measures remotely equal to it.
"This visit will show that we have passed from one era in which the United States did not recognize the dimensions of Colombia's problems into another in which the United States is ready to put teeth into an effort that we must make together".
Therefore, nationwide data from the primary care sector are needed to recognize the dimension of this public health problem and to develop strategies to handle it.
Gomes's idea arose in the depths of Portugal's economic crisis, where the notion of telling stories in order to live reflected the urgency of recognizing the many dimensions and implications of the crisis for the country's residents.
Mindfulness can assist in being proactive and identifying when a decision should be made: clarifying the objectives, generating options, avoiding irrational escalation of commitment to a previous bad decision... as well as recognizing the ethical dimension of the choice to be made.
2. Recognizing the psycho-social dimensions of care fosters empathy.
She had a background that would make it possible for her to recognize the tragic dimensions of my fate.
Slowly and fitfully, political and financial leaders around the world are beginning to recognize the frightening dimensions and staggering costs of the global AIDS epidemic.
But he recognized the moral dimensions of mass shootings — perhaps because, at Sandy Hook, he saw them in person — and since then has worked to speed up the nation's political response to them.
What this means is that CR acknowledges the possibility of science but recognizes the social dimensions of humans and science and thereby resolves the difficulty usually encountered with positivism.
