Sentence examples for time recognise from inspiring English sources

I did not, at the time, recognise the irony of my predicament.

A Downing Street source said that the prime minister was confident the voters would "over time" recognise the need for reform.

Yet it is possible to both abhor Charlie Hebdo's cartoons, and at the same time recognise that risking being murdered for them might be worthy of recognition by a freedom of expression organisation.

But the court did for the first time recognise that a same-sex couple in a stable relationship constitutes "family life" in the same way that a heterosexual couple does.

If we don't want to wait for Hayekian "natural forces", but at the same time recognise that orthodox Keynesian fiscal policy and monetary stimulus (if it works) will only recreate the old unsound structure of production, is there a way of speeding up recovery?

The awards, being held for the third time, recognise the achievements of British Asians in English football.

All the radio stars of his time recognised his genius.

ReprintsIn recent days, however, he has for the first time recognised his mistakes, apologising at length during a television interview.

"Nice morning, Mrs P. Fancy a lift?" At any other time, recognising the driver, she would have refused.

Riddoch, who had by this time recognised Guttmann's potential, called in to see him in 1943.

The report comes after the US, for the first time, recognised that the surge in people currently fleeing Central America includes potential refugees, not just economic migrants.