Sentence examples for seriously recognize from inspiring English sources

We need to seriously recognize the importance that foreign startups have, as well as their ability to support New York's economy.

However, there has always been the perception that the last thing government wants is that the young should be trained in critical thinking, for then they would begin to take learning seriously, recognize its explosive power and real-life relevance, question everything, become more aware, hunger for college and, who knows, perhaps even want to remake the world.

What should I think of this sentence?" What animals think — in fact, what animals have to say — is something scholars now take quite seriously, recognizing of course that there are limits to that approach.

Conservationists also need to take this seriously, recognizing that national parks in many savannas can achieve their conservation objectives while also functioning as engines for economic growth and rural development, which is also an important social responsibility.

I take my work very seriously, recognizing that most of this music is going to outlive my own work.

Here, too, Luhrmann — unlike Fitzgerald — is unable to take society seriously, to recognize the extraordinary character that extraordinary manners both hide and (for those attuned to them) display.

The director, he concludes, is "unable to take society seriously, to recognize the extraordinary character that extraordinary manners both hide and (for those attuned to them) display".

"What I'm pleased about is, Major League Baseball seems to finally be taking this seriously, to recognize how big of a problem this is for the sport, and that our kids hopefully are watching and saying: You know what?