Sentence examples for recognizing the enormity from inspiring English sources

Ardern's insistence on disregarding the killer, while recognizing the enormity of the loss he has caused, reflects a deeper understanding: some people kill people.

The healthcare sector has slowly been recognizing the enormity of the problem and are beginning to screen for depression during and after pregnancy.

Recognizing the enormity of this goal, a mid-term objective was to achieve success in half of the countries' hospitals by 2010 [ 14].

Since the pope has recognized the enormity of the Holocaust, Islamic religious leaders say he should acknowledge the atrocities committed during the Crusades, too.

Experts from the state's three toll roads -- the Turnpike, the Parkway and the Atlantic City Expressway -- who were tapped by Mr. Wilson to come up with a plan, quickly recognized the enormity of the job.

Israelis believed it because it reaffirmed the warm feelings they have toward the pope as a Catholic leader who grew up with Jews, helped them after the war and then led the church to recognize the enormity of the Holocaust.

Many of the basic contours laid out in the 84-page report are, by now, familiar: Federal health officials failed to recognize the enormity of the undertaking, were disorganized and fragmented, were hampered by late and shifting ACA policies, had too little money, used poor contracting practices, and ignored problems until it was too late.

Fortunately top executives fully recognize the enormity of the task at hand.

The folks on the Super Committee are trying, and they recognize the enormity of their charge.

Once you begin peeling back these layers, only then do you recognize the enormity of the issue.

She recognized the enormity of that task, but at the same time felt empowered by her counterparts from five continents.