Sentence examples for but not recognised from inspiring English sources

"I was Jewish, but not recognised as Jewish.

However, the underbelly of a trade which is legal in Spain but not recognised as an actual job is far from pleasant, with human trafficking constantly rearing its ugly head.

If you're a high flyer, expect to be asked to be recognised soon: but if you are just one of the crowd, expect your face to be counted, but not recognised, next time you stop to stare at an ad on a digital screen.

The code discovered in 2009 was a second version of the virus; the first was found two years earlier but not recognised.

The different occupations in which migrant women are over-represented, such as teaching or nursing, are skilled, but not recognised as "high-skilled".

Because this ineligibility was recorded before randomisation but not recognised at the time, they were excluded from the analysis.

Turkmenistan Declared independence in October 1991, but was not recognised as independent until December.

Officially, but oddly not recognised, he did not lead his side to within four disastrous balls of winning the tournament, though.

The Indian World Series Hockey is tempting many Pakistani players with lucrative offers but is not recognised officially by the International Hockey Federation.

The potential adverse consequences of sick leave due to Stress-related Mental Disorders (SMDs) are extensive, but often not recognised.

But Mubarak is not recognised as a refugee in Israel.