Sentence examples for has recognised for a from inspiring English sources

Everyone has recognised for a long time that Young was a good player but everyone also said he would have to leave Aston Villa to become a better one.

The mouse genetics community has recognised for a number of years that we need a new approach, involving an unbiased, comprehensive and systematic effort to phenotype mutations for every gene in the mouse genome (Brown et al., 2006).

The political classes have recognised for a generation, however they may play the politics, that there is an educative process involved here in reconciling people to diversity.

Experts have recognised for over a century that savanna and forest elephants are capable of mating and producing hybrids.

Evolutionary biologists have recognised for many decades that such a tree diagram is misleading; all current life forms are by definition more or less equally evolved and adapted.

The Ahmadiyya sect of Islam has recognised a caliphate for the last century, but it is only this group that does so.

The government has recognised the need for a post-adoption support fund to prevent placements breaking down for children who have suffered tragedy or trauma.

20 21 The American Society of Echocardiography has recognised a clinical role for measurement of intima-media thickness and detection of plaques in refining cardiovascular risk assessment in asymptomatic patients assessed as being at intermediate cardiovascular risk.

It has recognised financial centres, a board responsible for systemic risk management (ESRB) and three authorities that have lost no time in making their presence felt.

Fortunately, Nerdist has recognised the need for comparison and released a Blank Space parody we never thought we needed; one that merges the worlds of Taylor Swift's 1989 jam and George RR Martin's dark (and arguably terrifying) imagination.

I think that the US Defense Department has recognised that there is a need for something like this".