Sentence examples for as a recognisable from inspiring English sources

USB dominates computers as a recognisable and ubiquitous standard, and the new SuperSpeed+ confirms its dominance.

It would be unlikely that they would survive as a recognisable party.

It is hugely important that we remain as a recognisable union for journalists.

He tweets by the second, and does not regard No as a recognisable answer.

Lucienne set out on her career at a period when design was only just beginning to emerge as a recognisable profession.

In both cases, identity is construed as a recognisable object, a specific something with a given content that can be tagged with an appropriate label.

One thing that women tend not to be as good at as men is building a recognisable personal brand at work.

Mr Khan is a caricature but a recognisable one, as are the rest of the family.

This should have been comforting as we were clearly a recognisable type – but it wasn't.

Over the past three years, the Taliban have been looking, acting and quacking like the government of Afghanistan, yet only three countries all Muslim recognise them as such.Afghanistan badly needs a recognisable government.

On that reckoning, she may not need a personality so much as a few recognisable traits.