Sentence examples for when it comes to recognizing from inspiring English sources

When it comes to recognizing its mistakes in student sexual assault cases, and taking steps to put them right, Oregon State might be one of the most progressive schools in the country. .

As our Tokyo bureau manager Benjamin Fulford outlines in our cover story (p. 30), Japan has done poorly when it comes to recognizing the individual contributions made by its inventors.

Baseball's two oldest and most iconic ballparks are on divergent paths when it comes to recognizing their historic status.

Each of us is an expert on stupidity -- at least when it comes to recognizing it in others.

When it comes to recognizing the scale and urgency of the housing shortage, some leaders are farther along than others.

When it comes to recognizing friends and enemies, for example, or telling them apart, we are somewhat at a loss.

People let us play football but when it comes to recognize our talents, nobody is around," she says.

However, when it comes to recognize a person only through his iris image captured under visible spectrum, the results have been observed to be unsatisfactory.

They knew I was savvy when it came to recognizing drug use symptoms: red eyes, runny noses, lethargy, so when I officially sat them down, it was only to drum into their heads what they already knew.

"These record-breaking numbers represent a paradigm shift when it comes to marketers recognizing the role a multiplicity of screens plays in effectively reaching today's consumers," IAB President and CEO Randall Rothenberg said (in the press release summarizing the report).

And when it comes to gossiping, recognize the difference between venting and slandering; feel free to let your co-worker vent about a specific task or request (after hours, of course), but gently switch the subject when the conversation becomes gratuitous.