Sentence examples for to be some recognition of from inspiring English sources

"There has to be some recognition of what happened.

This is part of the lifestyle "There has to be some recognition of the value that some of these establishments provide to the local community".

"At some point in the next few months there's going to be some recognition that there's a lot of hypocrisy in this building," Mr. Pagani said, prompting reporters to ask if he was vowing some kind of revenge.

I was relieved that there was some recognition of her, at least I wanted to believe it.

There was some recognition of this by the commission on banking standards.

After a period of growing unease about the consequences of stricter sanctions, there appears now to be some official recognition that aspects of the system need to change.

It could be argued, that there does appear to be some change in recognition of the importance of public awareness of palliative care in adopting a public health approach to palliative care.

Advocates for the elderly, however, say there has to be some kind of recognition that older consumers are more vulnerable.

It's a little long, there's the odd duff track, and even in the pantheon of Bernard Sumner lyrical clunkers there needs to be some sort of special recognition award for "I want a nice car / A girlfriend who's as pretty as a star".

That is, although there appears to be some consistency in the recognition of a diversity of presentations and in the family of treatments to consider, the literature does not provide more specific recommendations for which of the many presentations suggest which of the many potential treatments.

"And there needs to be a recognition of merit performance".