Sentence examples for be recognised from from inspiring English sources

More teeth have since been found in Denmark, and now England, so more examples seem likely to turn up – or be recognised from previous excavations.

It is not at all clear that this will come to be recognised from within, and the core issue of self-interest will always discourage member associations from handing power to an outside body, even temporarily.

Police believe it is as likely that the fugitives will be recognised from a social networking site or chatroom, such as Facebook or Twitter, as spotted walking down the street.

It can be recognised from the glow of a smartphone screen, where the low heat output and slim size of LEDs are a selling point, or from the backlight of a newer LED TV, where the low power usage lets manufacturers trumpet cheaper electricity bills.

On the basis of MRI findings a large spectrum of severity can be recognised, from negligible to severe.

In this, he is relying on visual clues derived from his inner life, rather than anything that could be recognised from real events or settings.

He is recognised from Morocco's souks to the beaches of Ko Samui.

The value of low-level help and support is recognised, from sitting services, through befriending, shopping and pet care.

I'm sure my daughter could have had a completely different life if her right to be included had been recognised from the start".

Different distances are recognised, from "sprint" (750m swim/20km cycle/5km run) to "ultra" (3.9km/180km/26.2 miles - yes, that's a full marathon on the end), but the most common - and the one competed in the Olympics - is that outlined above.

The pavilion's curator, David Beevers, says the priceless wartime propaganda value of the newly opened "royal" hospital, and the meticulous provision for Hindu, Sikh and Muslim patients, was recognised from the start.