Examples of using Fail to recognise in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Fail to recognise your love.
They will be accused of heresy, by those who proclaim My Teachings, but who fail to recognise My Word given to the world today.
Fail to recognise their own mistakes and any lack of skill.
It is also recommended to make close friends andfamily aware of the signs of hypoglycemia in case you fail to recognise the symptoms.
Fail to recognise the extent of their lack of skills.
This is for the simple fact that most peopletoday are so busy worrying about themselves, they fail to recognise the secret to happiness is literally standing in front of them.
Many fail to recognise this when critiquing the US president's actions.
This so-called‘imposter syndrome' can be likened to the inverse of the Dunning-Kruger effect,whereby high achievers fail to recognise their talents and think that others are equally competent.
But we fail to recognise that in the USA, the Christian fundamentalists and their interpretation of the Bible have similar tendencies."".
Investigations by Mercedes engineers involving over 420car drivers to date show that many people fail to recognise the signs of tiredness or do not spot them at an early enough stage.
Yet we often fail to recognise the role that you, me and all of us as ordinary citizens play in shaping the digital world.
Ideas about good parenting which emphasise knowing where children are and keeping them safe, combined with contemporary ideas that view children as naturally vulnerable,also fail to recognise their ability to cope with situations which we, as adults, deem to be complex.
It is often the case that Consumers fail to recognise the importance of the holiday brochure, particularly when complaints arise.
They fail to recognise that if they do not reinvest their resource wealth into productive investments above ground, they are actually becoming poorer.
Some sufferers fail to recognise themselves in photographs or mirrors, unableto connect their current experience of self to the self of the past.
But they failed to recognise the good things that they already had.
Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system fails to recognise the body's own cells and tissues and attacks them.
Andre Marriner, who failed to recognise the severity of the challenge, has had a busy Christmas period.
So is Melchett, who, while attracted to the singer Gorgeous Georgina(utterly failing to recognise Lieutenant George in drag), is outraged when she is replaced by Bob whom he believes to be in drag herself.
In some of the more sublimated states of this acquiescence,the sensitively inclined person voices his submission, but fails to recognise that the voice is his own.
In these fields, as in all others, we have often tended to act in isolation,replicating effort, failing to recognise the synergies.
If the new owner fails to recognise the employment with the former owner and fails to pay the correct LSL to employees, they will be in breach of the LSL Act 2018.
This fails to recognise that the project of the Four Noble Truths is about resolving the dilemma of anguish, not about indulging human suffering.
If Derrida's point is simply thatHusserl's phenomenology holds within itself conclusions that Husserl failed to recognise, Derrida seems to be able to disavow any transcendental or ontological position.
The more willing we are to do this the more we willrecognise just how much we set ourselves up for difficulties simply by failing to recognise the truth when we see it, be it the truth about ourselves, other people, or the very nature of life itself.
He also has a tendency of holding grudges and being rather intimidating,such as seen when Naruto failed to recognise him at the start of Part II(which is fair as the only visible part of his face were his sunglasses), but easily recognised Kiba and Hinata regardless.
Again with the best motives in the world,he seeks to drive everyone the way that he has come, failing to recognise the differences in background, ray type, point in evolution, and tradition and heredity.
Keeve Nachman, the study's senior author, told AFP that much of theconversation about mitigating the effects of climate change“fails to recognise that many parts of the world are dealing with undernutrition.”.