Sentence examples for both recognised and from inspiring English sources

Michael Scott's impeccably researched and authoritative study of the world 500BC to AD300 doesn't ignore Greece or Rome, but instead puts them in the context of an emergent order in which China and India's influence upon the growth of society and religion are both recognised and emphasised.

There are likely to be associations and interactions between different elements of the model, and both recognised and unrecognised confounding factors.

This disease differs radiographically from RA in that bone erosion and bone proliferation are both recognised (and sometimes coexist in the same joint), although the characteristic features of spondyloarthropathies (SpA), such as sacroiliiitis and enthesitis, may also occur [ 23].

By combining different media of power to identify specific modes of commissioning the theoretical framework developed here offers a means of both recognising and reconciling any inherent contradictions in the relationship between commissioners and providers, in the context where they are created and sustained.

This is the hardest to work with but not impossible as long as it's named, recognised and both of you are prepared to work on it.

In many societies, these specific needs are not recognised and both women and children suffer the consequences.

And both recognised that there were occasions when a journalist should stop working and try to help.

But Cameron has insisted that the former cricketer Geoffrey Boycott and umpire Dickie Bird both recognised it as a joke and believed most people would feel the same.

CD61 and CD68 both recognised a band of about 110 kD; CD11b recognised a band of 200 kD, and CD11c, a band of 180 kD.

Robert Adam has designed two in Sussex and Hampshire, both recognised by the department as meeting Gummer's Law.

The thing that Vanilla Ice and I both recognised was that it would be funny to fuck with status.