Sentence examples for we both recognise from inspiring English sources

We both recognise that solving this problem will take time.

"David and I have had our differences but we both recognise that the future success of the city is the crucially important issue," said Mr Storey.

But we both recognise that in any circumstances where consensus is required – such as large expenditures – we need to ask each other anyway.

"We both recognise how necessary it is to control immigration, but only we've had the guts to put a figure on it and to push for helping the developing world control its population.

"It's not a zero-sum game: we can recognise both of them for who they were.

We should recognise both the courage that has been shown in producing these essays and the contradictions that necessarily exist across them.

Both recognise Mr Micheletti.

As Mill and Milton both recognised, we need to believe and have faith that in a free and equal encounter with falsehood truth will emerge, that differences of opinion encourage debate and help truth emerge, that by this process we have a better chance to get the whole picture and not a partial one fed to us by those in power or who have power or influence it.

Still, we can recognise them both as something creaturely too, in their gestures and their feelings.

As a starting point, we need to recognise both the limitations of current tests, but also their strengths.

There was an increase in nuclear localisation of p50/p105 (the antibody we used recognised both proteins) in the mouse cells, but not in the human THP-1 cells, incubated with the pro-inflammatory cytokine TNF or the anti-inflammatory cytokine IL-10, or both together, at pH 7.0, but not at pH 7.4 (Fig. 3).