Examples of 'be able to recognise' in a sentence
Meaning of "be able to recognise"
be able to recognize: This phrase implies having the capability or skill to identify or acknowledge something or someone. It indicates that the mentioned person or object has the capacity to perceive, remember, or distinguish particular characteristics
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be able to recognise
She may not be able to recognise him.
Be able to recognise the different forms of abuse.
You want people to be able to recognise it as a college.
Be able to recognise situations which may present risks.
The first prerequisite is to be able to recognise them.
We should be able to recognise a landing site.
That means that nobody will be able to recognise me.
You have to be able to recognise unfair provisions.
You can not see anybody who might be able to recognise you.
You should be able to recognise this one.
Only by being completely familiar with the truth will we be able to recognise a counterfeit.
You should be able to recognise his outfit.
Educators must understand the factors affecting behaviour and be able to recognise risk factors.
You should be able to recognise your own car.
Physical reflection properties mean you may not be able to recognise critical obstacles.
I want to be able to recognise you in the next life.
Whoever did this still needed to be able to recognise the plant.
Users may be able to recognise cryptojacking on their own.
The website will then be able to recognise you.
Be able to recognise potentially harmful manual handling operations.
Experienced donors will be able to recognise an unrealistic estimate.
Be able to recognise and identify hazards in your own workplace.
That you will not be able to recognise yourself.
To be able to recognise their body language and meaning.
A brother will not be able to recognise his brother.
The knowledge of the truth in any measure, you will be able to recognise His.
They will be able to recognise him.
They must know which species they may hunt and be able to recognise them.
They might be able to recognise something.
Godly consciences within assemblies everywhere would be able to recognise false Christianity.
We should be able to recognise our country.
I can understand why Serbia will not be able to recognise Kosovo.
People must be able to recognise themselves in their leaders.
If you were to have a crisis would you be able to recognise the signs?
He might be able to recognise me even now.
If someone near you suffered a stroke, would you be able to recognise the signs?
We need to be able to recognise the signs.
If they were not identical, they would not be able to recognise each other.
Would you be able to recognise my voice if you see me.
Once the work is finished, you will not even be able to recognise your kitchen.
You will not be able to recognise her in a couple of weeks.
Well, at least Calico will not be able to recognise me.
You begin to be able to recognise the signs after a while.
If you were to see her again? Will you be able to recognise the woman.
You will be able to recognise me by my official card around my neck.
The receiving station will be programmed to be able to recognise the additional information.
To be able to recognise the boundary.
Otherwise we will not be able to recognise your payment.
First be able to recognise your vulnerabilities when you are with the family.
They may also not be able to recognise symptoms.
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