Sentence examples for has quickly recognised from inspiring English sources

It is to Truss's credit that she has quickly recognised that prison staffing levels are too low to maintain safety or security.

The bioinformatics field has quickly recognised the opportunity provided by Docker [ 6, 7], in which containers do not dictate a specific software framework or language for implementing bioinformatics tools, and which allows integration with existing software.

Instead, Europe's leaders should have quickly recognised that, after the conclusive Franco-Dutch rejections, the constitution in its present form is dead.

She had quickly recognised that a name linking her to France, with its long tradition of ballet dancing, was more appealing to an audience than an English, or indeed an Irish, one.

Litigation has quickly followed.

Thirty years later, he would have been called a playboy".. Nevertheless, Neumann quickly recognised Marseille's potential as a pilot.

(A de Weldon monument of Richard Byrd, an American polar explorer, is in McMurdo Sound, in Antarctica).He seems to have been a natural craftsman and his skills were quickly recognised at art school in Vienna, where he was born.

Unlike Libya's National Transitional Council, which brought together most factions against Muammar Gaddafi's regime and was quickly recognised by much of the international community, Syria's opposition has no leadership on the ground and has not been officially recognised by significant powers.

Others quickly recognised his worth.

He was quickly recognised as a hard-working and popular MP.

In India politicians and the press quickly recognised him as a figure of note.