Sentence examples for broadly recognised from inspiring English sources

Now the importance of this type of work is more broadly recognised across the sector.

It has taken longer than should probably have been the case but Murray's brilliance is now broadly recognised.

The media and his party broadly recognised its limited relevance to the extent that he was not asked much about what form it would take.

Lorca never publicly acknowledged his homosexuality, but the thinly veiled homoerotic imagery in his work and consistent rumours throughout his life meant that it was broadly recognised.

In forests, light is broadly recognised as one of the major factors determining growth, and morphological responses comprise changes in crown architecture and stem stature.

The Durban agreement includes an acknowledgment that there is a widening gap between the mitigation efforts currently promised and those needed to keep warming within the broadly recognised 2°C safety limit.

She is leading a movement to more broadly recognise a dark chapter in Australian history and has campaigned for formal recognition of South Sea Islanders as a distinct cultural group in Australia, and for greater public understanding of the practices that brought her ancestors to the country.

The submission notes that abolition of negative gearing was done to "partially close off a generally recognised tax shelter" and that such a rationale remained "broadly valid".

However, the high density limits glycan processing and the resulting oligomannose structures can be recognised by broadly neutralising antibodies isolated from HIV-1 infected patients.

Upping the intake of these fats is widely recognised as broadly beneficial for children, but may have special significance for those prone to low mood.

Wild [54] revised the taxonomy of this group using several morphological and biometrical criteria and recognised three broadly sympatric species: P. apicalis [60], P. obscuricornis [61] and P. verenae [62] instead of only two as thought before [63].