Sentence examples for unless we recognized from inspiring English sources

And in his most famous published article he writes 'At best it can only be maintained that there is this element of truth in the Utilitarian view, that unless we recognized that something which an act will originate is good, we should not recognize that we ought to do the action' (10).

But underlying it is a basic problem that will only intensify unless we recognize it and try to remedy it.

No Child Left Behind can't begin to measure the success or failure of our country's schools unless we recognize that education is not something that lends itself to standardization.

Unless we recognize that fact, bankers will grow fatter on bonuses.

It is time to face up to the fact that we will win very little unless we recognize that working people of all shades must become a vital part of a common progressive movement.

But that can't occur unless we recognize exactly what is going on, name it, admit it freely, acknowledge the wrongdoing, and then ask what can be done to heal.

If we have to bend all the time to meet the demands of the role and if our work has little meaning for us, we will become discontent sooner or later -- unless we recognize that we always have a choice, that we can give meaning to our roles ourselves and that we can make this decision every day anew.

Unless we recognize the difference, we either err in losing the support of moderate Muslims by labeling all Islam as fodder for terrorists, or -- we overlook the ill effects of violent Islam by pretending that it is all a religion of peace.

We will not survive as a nation, as a people, as a planet unless we recognize that the solution to all of our problems requires a unified approach that embraces trust, compassion and cooperation rather than further entrenchment in the ideology of war and destruction of others as a means to our peace and prosperity.

This could be the future for many more people, he predicted, "unless we recognize that machines should provide a better life for people and not a life of desperation for men who are 45 years and 50 and who can't find a job".

But our system can't live up to this aspiration unless we first recognize the racial inequality in our schools ultimately harms our shared national interest, and then develop a 21st century approach to learning that can address the challenges facing our schools.