Sentence examples for even recognised in from inspiring English sources

The MBA was not even recognised in Germany until the late 1990s.

It is often said that when it comes to mental health, ignoring your problem – if it is even recognised in the first place – is not the solution.

The MBA was not even recognised in Germany until the late 1990s, and no German school appeared in any of the serious rankings of full-time MBA programmes in 2005.ESMT's new programme may do little to change this.

In fact, Stephenson isn't even recognised in his hometown: Winnipeg, Canada.

Jew-hating pure and simple – Jew-hating which the haters don't even recognise in themselves, so acculturated is it – the Jew-hating which many of us have always suspected was the only explanation for the disgust that contorts and disfigures faces when the mere word Israel crops up in conversation.

Knowing marriage isn't an option in Australia, and that their New Zealand marriage isn't even recognised legally in their home-country, is "definitely bitter on the palate," Lindsay says.

I even recognised some people in it, I was like "Oh, I used to play football with him".

Fitzgerald even recognised our obsession with youth, writing in 1934 of Nicole Diver in Tender is the Night: "she was enough ridden by the current youth worship, the moving pictures with their myriad faces of girl-children, blandly represented as carrying on the work and wisdom of the world, to feel a jealousy of youth".

In the postwar period, May Day was generally tolerated and in some cases even recognised as a public holiday.

In other instances, even recognised refugees are not included.

"In 'soft' sci-fi like Star Trek, the paradox wasn't even recognised," Reynolds says.