Sentence examples for a recognised fact of from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, by 1974, the actual collapse of moral reliability was a recognised fact of life in the west.

With the ongoing rise in urban migrants, the economic power of these groups has become a recognised fact that no urban policy can afford to ignore.

It is an under-recognised fact of life for gender and sexual minorities that "coming out" is not a finite event.

It is a little recognised fact that Vic could well be the only England international cricketer to play in a Sheffield Shield-winning side.

"When you are on high, well-placed, with a recognised status, the fact of being French doesn't add much and you can, as an intellectual exercise, consider yourself post-national or European.

Gay power is a recognised political fact in San Francisco.

It is a well-recognised fact in the industry that parts of the cashmere trade have been corrupted".

Digital journalism is a recognised branch of the 5th Estate, particularly when it comes to fact-checking the [sic] mainstream media, and planting the first seeds of reporting, ready to be picked up by print and television.

Alcohol is a recognised cause of fatty liver disease.

How has "talky" become a recognised term of criticism for a play?

It took them longer to become a recognised part of the educational system.