Sentence examples for simultaneously recognise from inspiring English sources

We jumped up connecting fives several times, at the song construction, the rhythm, the rhymes... until, obviously lost in the euphoria of the moment, Kwame says, "And tell me that girl's not fine too, Dad?" I'm about to high five when we simultaneously recognise the full horror of the moment.

Mentally strong people accept themselves for who they are, while simultaneously recognising their need for personal development.

There is a requirement to be cognisant of the impacts demographic ageing will have in healthcare demands whilst simultaneously recognising that attitudes to technology may change in future generations of older adults.

From the trajectory of the fingertip, the written character is localised and recognised simultaneously.

One solution for those who indulge, however, is to recognise that being simultaneously fascinated with the physical traits of black women – and dismayed when they haven't been appropriated – is racist.

Guidelines for mapping studies that employ microsatellites and SNPs simultaneously are provided, as we recognise that sometimes it is practical to combine datasets containing both types of marker.

However, it is widely recognised that measurements simultaneously made on the same subject or specimen by different instruments, methods or observers invariably yield different empirical values.

Around 1972, the following changes improving case finding were known to occur: the standard laboratory procedure for culture of gonococci was improved, especially increasing the recovery rates for pharyngeal and rectal specimens; simultaneously, asymptomatic pharyngeal gonorrhoea was recognised as a reservoir for which the standard treatment regimens were insufficient.

("Eat well and eat toast!" the box encourages, recognising one can't simultaneously do both).

The primary assumption we might make is that, on recognising the danger, people will simultaneously rush for the narrow exit door.

Previous studies have not simultaneously accounted for severity specific costs while recognising the distinction between formal and informal costs of care.