Sentence examples for too recognised from inspiring English sources

Net profit at Spain's third-biggest lender, Caixabank, fell 80% to €173m as it, too, recognised real estate losses.

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said: "All we have been asking is that the London mayor stick to the pledge he made during his election campaign, when he too recognised that people wanted to see stations staffed properly.

Earlier RMT general secretary Bob Crow said: "All we have been asking is that the London mayor stick to the pledge he made during his election campaign, when he too recognised that people wanted to see stations staffed properly.

Leissègues too recognised the danger his ships were in and ordered them to raise anchor and then to sail westwards along the coast in the direction of Nizao.[Note A] Maintaining close formation, the French formed a line of battle, Captain Pierre-Elie Garreau in Alexandre leading, with Impérial, Diomède, Jupiter and Brave following.

Maybe you, too, recognise some of it?

I, too, recognise the unnerving power of these three words, which I heard myself growing up as a young woman of South Asian ancestry in the streets of Oslo.

Mourinho was cautious about his current side's chances, too, recognising that Bayern will prove dangerous opponents, with the Germans desperate to appear in a final at the Allianz Arena.

Many of us, in Scotland, Wales and – hallelujah – it now seems in England too, recognise the need for a progressive alliance that can finally move away from the greed economics of Thatcher, Blair, Clegg and Cameron.

Those international criminal policy makers too recognise the need for evidence based policy making.

And we need to play our part too, recognising the real costs of the cheap clothes we buy.

"The United States needs to show the world that we, too, recognise and value the contributions of women," says Susan Ades Stone, executive director of the campaign group Women On 20s.