Sentence examples for go recognised from inspiring English sources

Institutions and penalty measures are merely treating consequences, while the underlying causes go recognised and untreated.

"At that size and price consumers often go with recognised computer brands like Samsung or Apple".

Yes, simply because going to the cinema is a bit of a hassle as I do tend to get recognised - that six foot, 20-stone thing can work against you sometimes!

He began reading SF pulp magazines when he was an adolescent and soon made contact with the Futurians, a small group of New York SF fans many of whom went on to become recognised as science-fiction professionals.

Much of the variation within the genetically diverse ancestral population was either lost due to the limited sampling of animals within the sites of domestication or was partitioned into the subpopulations which went on to become recognised as distinct breeds.

Despite this, distress and psychiatric disorders among cancer patients often go under-recognised and untreated [ 7].

People with advanced dementia have limited capacity to effectively communicate their needs and participate in decisions about care, such that symptoms (e.g. pain) often go under-recognised and under-managed [ 4– 6].

His misery looked set to continue into the European Championship when Spain opted to go without a recognised striker in their opening game against Italy.

Always go to a recognised fitting shop.

Most took a pride in their jobs that went under-recognised: a strong flavour of that pride emerges in these ideas.

Any creative career is extremely difficult to become recognised and successful in for everyone, but seeing that just over 50% of film students are female and yet only 13.6% of working film directors are female shows that something has gone very wrong.