Sentence examples for worth recognising from inspiring English sources

But I think it's also probably worth recognising this as a source of shadow demand.

It is surely worth recognising that Britain has had two and a half years of reasonable consensus in office.

But before we embark on the fashion media's ritual London-bashing, it is worth recognising a more widespread malaise.

So it is worth recognising that our current social, political and economic models are not an inevitable consequence of human nature, but a product of our (recent) history.

This is admittedly faint praise but it's worth recognising a leap in maturity, with a stronger focus on performances over his trademark flashiness.

No 3: If a friend or partner tells you that catcalls are a fact of life and to "just get used to it", it's worth recognising that they are fuelling the harasser's fire and extinguishing yours.

As a research and development worker with Coram in the East Midlands, I aim to be the trusted person adopted children and young people can turn to, building their confidence and sense of self-worth while recognising needs that are often invisible to the public It's 8am and I'm in the office on the phone to Alice*, an adopted young person, before she starts school.

Do I work for free in the hope that my worth is recognised and translated into a paid job?

We do them and society a disservice by not recognising their worth.

I have learned a lot and in many ways feel wiser, recognising the worth of things other than their monetary value.

Costa had been scathing about Kruschner's tactical innovations but, recognising their worth, modified them, nudging the central square of the W-M so it became a rhombus, with either the inside-left pushed higher up the pitch and the right-half dropped deeper, or vice-versa.