Sentence examples for sufficiently recognize from inspiring English sources

Today, therapists say, patients who receive a diagnosis of the disorder remain among the most challenging to help because they often believe their problem is that others never sufficiently recognize how special they are.

With almost 90 percent of its growth owing to a mix of new Hispanic, Asian and black voters, Republican legislators in Texas drew new districts in 2011 that were rejected by a federal court as discriminatory because they didn't sufficiently recognize the political power of the new demographics.

Russia, for instance, is a humbled great power, and we don't sufficiently recognize the latent forces that yearn for empire.

The chief objection to this view of divine freedom is that it doesn't sufficiently recognize the importance of agents having control over their free acts.

The analyses has shown that the Croatian urban planning documents (as regulatory mechanisms) neither sufficiently recognize nor do they control the development of second home and its huge influence on sustainable development.

"The Bill does not seem to sufficiently recognize the level of intrusion that even the gathering of this data provides.

This is primarily because we have not yet sufficiently recognized patients' expertise.

Diversity is also not sufficiently recognized by many in the Islamic world.

I've never spoken to a living American composer who felt sufficiently recognized, however much he or she was performed, discussed and argued about.

What he looked for, he wrote in the exhibition catalogue, was "the skilled and confident visual articulation of engrossing ideas by individuals who have not been sufficiently recognized for their accomplishment despite substantial histories of such accomplishment".

And yet, before the Nets left Sunday on a West Coast trip, Kidd and his agent, Jeff Schwartz, expressed concern that neither Kidd nor his teammates were being sufficiently recognized by fans in the New York metropolitan area.