Sentence examples for set up to recognize from inspiring English sources

The foundation was set up to recognize contributions by immigrants in the United States to science and the arts.

The remote can be set up to recognize four different voices, so that the whole family can save themselves any unnecessary physical exertion.

The current scoring system, credit experts say, isn't set up to recognize -- or properly report -- short sales by on-time mortgage customers to the national credit bureaus.

But some of the participating libraries may have second thoughts if Google's system isn't set up to recognize some of their digital copies, said Gregory Crane, a Tufts University professor who is currently studying the difficulty accessing some digital content.

The way a smart gun works, smartplanet.com explains, "is that the gun's biometric system is set up to recognize the rightful user through a unique identity marker such as a person's fingerprint, magnetic rings, RFID chips or other proximity devices".

And to get a bit crazy: If you've got Google Home set up to recognize different voices, your wife/husband/kids can say, "OK Google, call my mom" — and it should dial up the respectively correct mom.

But the simple truth of ensuring businesses are set up to reflect and protect the recognized value of their employees -- as opposed to merely the people at the top -- seems to be ignored, time and time again.

Silver recognized that a company set up to deliver these eyeglasses could both pursue a laudable goal and be financially viable.

Users comfortable with denigrating women manipulate a review process that does not recognize sex-based hate speech and is not set up to consider context.

Set up to install the drivers.

So we have to recognize that all of these good folks are evolving technology probably faster than governments can react but we've set up mechanisms to recognize that the landscape will change and the solutions today will have to evolve," she added.