Sentence examples for be quickly recognised from inspiring English sources
In this scenario, it was assumed that the ineffectiveness of the pre-pandemic vaccine would be quickly recognised, and a reactive vaccine would be developed and deployed to mitigate the effect of the pandemics.
He was quickly recognised as a hard-working and popular MP.
The new regime was quickly recognised and a policy of "no refugees, no asylum" enforced.
His talent was quickly recognised and consistently praised by critics for its lyrical but penetrative quality.
The importance of the whole genome was quickly recognised from on high, and the money kept flowing.
His work was quickly recognised as the definitive account of the economic dangers posed to the planet by global warming.
Born with cerebral palsy, he started playing in 2005 and was quickly recognised as an exuberant if self-destructive talent.
Located in the Corderie, a vast edifice once part of the Arsenale, it was quickly recognised as the most exciting venue in the exhibition.
In a high-stakes political gamble, Guaidó on Wednesday declared himself Venezuela's legitimate interim president and was quickly recognised as such by powers including the United States, Brazil, Canada and Colombia.
Though their 1969 debut album, The Gilded Palace of Sin, sold fewer than 50,000 copies, it was quickly recognised as a contemporary classic.
He attended Kingston College, where his academic academic brilliance was quickly recognised, and went on to study theology at St Peter's College, Kingston, in 1948.
