Sentence examples for first to be recognised from inspiring English sources

The skeleton found in a cave in the Neander valley in Germany, in 1856 three years before Darwin published "On the Origin of Species"—was the first to be recognised as that of an "ancestral" human.Ever since then, an argument has raged over just how "ancestral" that relationship is.

This may result in the manifestation of malignancy, with lymphoma and Karposi's sarcoma being the first to be recognised.

First described in 1871 by Thomas Leber as a familial neuro-opthalmologic disease, LHON was the first disease to be recognised as being due to a point mutation in the mitochondrial genome — m.11778G>A [2].

Joel and Sam Tomkins are two of four Wigan players included, becoming the first brothers to be recognised in the same season, and Hull KR's scrum-half Michael Dobson is the only player selected from a team outside the top four.

Cardiff, Brighton and Hove, Plymouth and the London borough of Lambeth are the first cities to be recognised as leaders of the UK's Sustainable Food Cities network – with Cardiff having been acclaimed for signing a sustainable fish cities pledge that impacts on the whole of Wales.

She was the first black woman to be recognised as making a living from carving stone.

The first fossilised human to be recognised as such was unearthed in 1856 in the Neander Valley near Dusseldorf in Germany.

The outbreak of HIV set a precedent as the first health issue to be recognised by the UN security council as an explicit threat to international security.

Recently, it became the first TV channel to be recognised by the Mexican Paediatric Association for its role in the education and development of children.

"The cows love to itch and rub on the bales, but when they started to roll they chase after them!" Originally from the West Midlands county, Hereford Cows were the first English cattle to be recognised as a true breed.

Suntory also became the first Japanese company to be recognised with the Distiller of the Year award, presented to the spirits company that has made the greatest contribution to the industry around the world in the previous year.