Sentence examples for firmly recognised from inspiring English sources
MTV said that the reality show, now in its 10th series, is "firmly recognised" as an adult show that airs from the 9pm watershed.
It has been firmly recognised that miRNAs regulate many key cellular processes, such as cell growth, cell cycle, differentiation and cell death.
Nicola Jeal said: "The Observer Food Monthly awards are now firmly established and recognised throughout the industry for identifying exceptional contributors to food and drink in the UK.
While criticisms of the GMC were often firmly worded, participants recognised that the privileges of medicine require a regulatory body, and many accepted that this regulator would have a valid interest in them and their difficulties.
"These abuses will only stop if the international community firmly commits to recognising … the principle of placing human dignity above all else".
Surveying the toll of fossil-fuelled economic development on its rivers, farmland and air, India has recognised that transitioning to a low-carbon economy is firmly in national interests, as well as those of the planet.
"She's fine," I say, firmly, though secretly I recognise that this is one of those increasingly frequent "fingers crossed, hope for the best" moments.
Scotland still have no consistently recognised back four and persist with Kenny Miller as a lone striker, despite the 32-year-old's best days appearing firmly behind him.
I was recognised yesterday.
They recognised Orsonjit immediately.
