Sentence examples for clearly recognised from inspiring English sources

Bennett has clearly recognised this is a problem.

This threat was clearly recognised by the American intelligence community.

In China, the corruption problem has been clearly recognised as a legitimacy-threatening problem".

I hope that message is also clearly recognised by the US.

Show creator Chris Carter clearly recognised her potential, lobbying hard for the unknown 24-year-old to play Dana Scully.

However, Lewis has clearly recognised that such ideas can only take him so far and he still needs to convince shoppers of the attractions of his retail behemoths.

He'd seen all of Statham's movies – "even the bad ones" – and he clearly recognised something that becomes apparent watching Spy: Statham has been a comedian all along.

It's very much a farcical romp, something clearly recognised by director Robert Icke and designer Colin Richmond, who provide plenty of doors for slamming.

What governments do has to be sustainable, and that is clearly recognised by the electorate, as we saw in the last election.

"The minister has clearly recognised that institutional autonomy is a key requirement in building excellence," said Professor Ian Young, chair of the Group of Eight and vice-chancellor of the Australian National University.

Apple has clearly recognised the need to boost sales: last month it introduced a budget version of its plastic iPhone 5C, with only 8GB of memory, half the previous minimum, in the UK, France, Germany, Australia and China.