Sentence examples for because it was recognised from inspiring English sources

Her body was not rejecting the transplant because it was recognised as being made of her own cells.

And it wasn't thought a big deal, because it was recognised that not everyone could be outstanding or high achieving.

Because it was recognised that they were ready to remedy the problems that had caused those deaths; sacking them would serve no purpose.

The project really catapulted people's careers because it was recognised as such a fantastic piece of work that affected a lot of people.

The additional hurdle for admission to Cambridge was removed because it was recognised that candidates from state schools could not receive as much (if any) coaching for it as would applicants from private schools.

The four global monitoring centres were established in 1948 because it was recognised that the composition of the flu vaccine, which had just been developed, would have to be changed to match the changes in the virus.

It's so special when you get something like this, because it's recognised within the industry.

This is absolutely not the case because it is recognised that those with the most need must be given the most support.

But he says: "You can't slag the pitch off because it is recognised by Fifa.

Defining the significance of injuries also remains a challenge because it is recognised that vigorous consensual sex can also result in injury [ 6, 9].

This is important because it is recognised that those from deprived areas are less likely to attend cervical screening (NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, 2006) and more likely to develop cervical cancer (NHS Information Services Division, 2007).