Sentence examples for from recognises from inspiring English sources

Antibacterial soap, often containing harsh chemicals, removes the dirt and grime your body accumulates over the day but can prevent your body from recognises "good" bacteria.

The UK Government's measurement of preventable vision loss from April 2013 recognises this top public health priority.

The new policy from 2009 recognises urban locations as legitimate places for refugees to reside and emphasises the responsibility of UNHCR to provide protection and services to refugees [ 5].

This then potentially implicates etheno or indeed other MPG substrates [ 27] as lesions that may be recognised by, the MutS homolog, MSH2 as MutS from Escherichia coli recognises exocyclic adducts arising from exposure to malondialdehyde [ 28].

One of its surviving passengers is a woman (Olga Kurylenko Jackk recognises from his dreams.

Brexit (he's intrigued, particularly by the immigration debate, the flavour of which he recognises from home).

And the new definition of CSR from the European Commission recognises with admirable clarity that the responsibility of a business is co-extensive with the results of its actions.

There is something almost ecclesiastical about his manner – hesitant and a little pained, without being unfriendly – a deliberation one recognises from his roles.

"My main concern is to protect the main honours system that gives such pleasure to those who benefit from it and recognises some truly remarkable achievements".

From this, it recognises such things as the strengths of the electrostatic forces that draw positively charged amino acids towards negatively charged ones, and the effects of the amino acids' interactions with water.

Later, George Michael gets into the exclusive Ealing Club where he meets Rebel, whom he recognises from the remake of Dangerous Cousins (which he and Ann picketed in the second series).