Sentence examples for we recognise how from inspiring English sources

A weak line of argument becomes even more vulnerable when we recognise how provincial are Taylor's analytical limitations.

"We recognise how the old policy may have seemed unfair for local couples, especially when people living in other parts of the country have access to such treatment.

In a letter, Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg wrote: "We recognise how important it is to ensure the legacy of Stephen's murder and Lord Macpherson's report will never be lost.

"We recognise how distressing it is when family members have cause to raise significant concerns about the quality of care their loved one received whilst also coping with bereavement.

Some of the comedy's darkest, most peculiar moments of humour come as we recognise how prompt Angelo and Isabella and even the Duke/Friar are to proffer death for other people as frankly the best solution for most of life's problems.

He added: "We recognise how big the series is for the game of cricket and have to make sure we conduct ourselves in the right way.

It was gone just as we recognised how intensely delicious it was.

Perhaps it is time we recognised how many doors are open to us, rather than concentrating on those that appear closed for now.

"If we are to move on from here we must recognise how damaging it has been for Labour people – who have all basically wanted the same thing – to have knocked lumps out of each other for 20 years".

If we are to move on from here, then we must recognise how damaging it has been for Labour people, who have all basically wanted the same thing, to have knocked lumps out of each other for 20 years.

"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.