Sentence examples for while also recognising from inspiring English sources

As his editor, I revelled in his talent and the fun of his company, while also recognising his huge vulnerability.

We need to allow intelligent people to have the freedom to think, while also recognising that education's social role requires organisation and management.

Within current rural research, an ongoing challenge has been to conceptualise the overarching dynamics driving rural transitions in affluent societies, while also recognising diversity and complexity in driving forces and trajectories over time and place.

Van Rompuy is telling MEPs that the new budget shows "a clear shift towards growth-friendly investment" while also recognising that the EU must "tighten belts" in the current financial climate.

Leveson must strive to ensure that lessons are learned about the scale of media wrongdoing under examination while also recognising that one size will not fit all when the whole of the media is at stake.

The problem of repetition, of boredom, trying to make the day-to-day palatable while also recognising that you yourself are only a small component of a much larger social and cosmic system.

While we also recognise that torsion stability or combined mechanisms may arguably be more clinically relevant predictors of stability, the magnitude of pull-out forces in our series (between 0.7 kN and 1.6 kN) is comparable to the range of failure values reported in the literature (0.7 kN to 2 kN).

Kelly scored twice for the Jillaroos as they won last year's women's World Cup in Australia, while also being recognised for her performance against New Zealand earlier this year.

8 MRI has recently been recommended as the best method to identify shoulder lesions, while ultrasonography is also recognised as highly accurate in detecting SIS. 9 10 However, neither method is able to identify subtle instability and scapula dyskinesis, while MRI findings may be unable to differentiate between symptomatic and asymptomatic shoulders or to provide a structural diagnosis.

For instance, the positive effect of employees' satisfaction on organisational improvement has been demonstrated by some authors [ 23], while it is also recognised that it is difficult to quantify and assess its impact on outcome indicators [ 24] or on the general performance of the organisation.

Also recognising and accepting the perennial problem of human fallibility.