Sentence examples for but was recognised from inspiring English sources

Einstein did not have good academic connections, which made it hard to secure a teaching post, but was recognised as a physicist of the first rank very early in his career.

This was laughed off at the time as the result of a sleepless night caused by his new-born son, Donald, but was recognised by close colleagues as a sign of a deeper failing, which had begun to affect his Commons appearances, including not showing up in the house to respond as party leader to a budget speech in 2004.

The internal documents obtained by the Associated Press in Geneva reveal that WHO's Geneva headquarters was receiving emails by mid-April 2014 from staffers on the ground in Guinea calling for help with an epidemic that had already killed 100 people but was recognised to be largely hidden and spreading.

Where would British creative industries be without the great innovators and creators who have been trained in the British system but are recognised internationally?

In order to manage Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) effectively, cooperative coordination arrangements between MPA and fisheries agencies are essential, but are recognised as very difficult to achieve.

After escaping, Pulikecei appears before Sangilimayan as Ukraputhan but is recognised by his minister, Mangunipandiyan.

Academic primary care is a relatively young discipline but is recognised internationally as making substantive contributions to healthcare [ 6- 8].

It was torn apart until a few years ago by a bloody civil war, but is recognised internationally as being exemplary in the way it has established itself on the path of economic, social and political development.

The benefits for weight loss, lower BMI and waist circumference corresponded to small effect sizes, however weight loss and nutritional changes are a goal of both pulmonary and cardiac rehabilitation but are recognised as difficult to achieve [ 15].

This has not been reported previously, but is recognised in the general population where QoL, as measured by SF-36, is impaired in people with increased adiposity (11, 12) and insulin resistance (18).

But his work was recognised as revolutionary even in his own day.