Sentence examples similar to are entirely recognized. from inspiring English sources

There was a source of lead-related medical problems in the years before the health hazards associated with taking in lead had been entirely recognized, however in spite of the Romans common utilization of lead plumbing they were rarely diseased by them.

The importance of osmosis was not entirely recognized until Dutrochet's work between 1826 and 1838.

While value can currently be found in U.S. mid-cap and U.S. small-cap, the return potential for U.S. large-cap should not be entirely discounted, recognizing that all three market capitalizations are currently trading relatively expensive to their longer term averages--though some are more expensive than others, at least according to this one measure.

The small-town decency and way of life that the Sons ostensibly angle to preserve are entirely mythic, a matter astutely recognized by the show's virtual refusal to give us much sense of the community beyond the bikers' insular world and the affronts to it.

I recognize that men are entirely capable of writing good female characters, and that white people can write quality roles for characters of color (but let's not kid ourselves, it doesn't happen often enough).

Similarly, we see the importance of the ability to recognize when arguments are entirely absent: 66% (378/570) of all Arg0s and 13% (79/612) of all Arg1s in this data are absent.

Recognize that everyone's circumstances are entirely unique.

The key to the breakthrough thinking was to recognize that the fundamental economics of invention and commercialization are entirely different.

Failures are entirely respectable.

Lyginopterids are entirely extinct.

Both are entirely trivial.