Sentence examples for be recognised in time from inspiring English sources
Most ICH cases will therefore not be recognised in time for treatment if we do not identify pregnancies at risk before the first child is born.
Most ICH cases will therefore not be recognised in time for treatment or prophylactic measures if we do not identify pregnancies at risk before the onset of the bleeding.
By the beginning of the 1924 season, Leyland was recognised in The Times as one of the most promising young professional batsmen in England; the newspaper's cricket correspondent noted that Leyland "is fully expected, in Yorkshire, to develop into a first-rate left-handed batsman".
"I was offered about 10 cycling plays in the last 12 months, but the reason I was interested in this one was because Beryl Burton was born in Leeds and went on to become an extraordinary sportswoman without necessarily being recognised in her own time".
Some years, whether 1789 or 2001, are recognised in retrospect as times when fundamental shifts in established orders were exposed.
hhThe ability of technological progression to invalidate claims made at a certain moment of time has been recognised in data protection law in relation to anonymous data.
"The number of times we're recognised in cafes, or when you're out on long rides, has gone through the roof since Christmas," says Alistair.
He said he was "honoured" to receive the award for a second time, having previously been recognised in 2011 after the SNP's landslide win in the Scottish elections.
The knighthood is the second time Mr Ive has been recognised in the honours list.
Tiruchirappalli has been recognised in India as an important educational centre since the time of British rule.
