Sentence examples for start recognising that from inspiring English sources

Why not start recognising that".

And I said that I thought it was time for nurses to start recognising that they have a choice about whether to do their job badly, or well.

If we're going to achieve a lasting peace in the knowledge wars, it's time to set property aside, time to start recognising that knowledge - valuable, precious, expensive knowledge - isn't owned.

The Lib Dem leader's message to his party tonight was to "stop beating ourselves up" and to start recognising that they had moved from being a party of protest to a party of government.

Extra dimension "Theatres started recognising that with digital they could do 3D far more easily than with film.

It must start by recognising that no era of new politics can be plausibly ushered in by Gordon Brown.

She could start by recognising that not everything that happened in the 1990s, when Carlos Menem privatised and modernised Argentina's economy, was bad.

To do this we could start by recognising that we're not looking at 936 isolated incidents across seven years but the manifestation of a deeper problem.

G&T concede that this approach is an excellent way of making incremental improvements to existing products and processes, but suggest that it has little chance of producing a big breakthrough.G&T say that you need to start by recognising that innovation is unnatural.

Let's start by recognising that most of the human-made crisis emerges from a few pivotal human activities: how and what we grow to eat; how we mobilise and distribute energy; how we transport ourselves and our freight; and how we build our buildings and lay out our cities.

"So I start off by recognising that, in the modern world, the terrorists use all the technology available to them.