Sentence examples for broadly recognised that from inspiring English sources

It is broadly recognised that research outcomes from universities should be accepted by the public and be of economic, social, environmental or political benefit to society.

Kalanick recognised that, too, and pledged to make things right.

I recognised that feeling.

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.

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.

Because patients with RA are unlikely to be aware of their anti-CCP antibody status and because exposures covered by our questionnaire are not broadly recognised as RA risk factors, we believe that misclassification arising from recall problems would most likely have been non-differential and tended to produce conservative ORs and blur risk factor differences between the two RA subtypes.

The causative paths that lead from increased wealth to improvements in health are well understood and broadly recognised.

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

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.

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

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