Sentence examples for have no recognised from inspiring English sources

He's just hobbled off now and Leinster have no recognised goalkicker for these final few minutes.

The Lions also have no recognised fly-half cover on the bench for Tuesday's clash so coach Warren Gatland says either Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny or centre Jonathan Davies would deputise if necessary.

According to American physicist and popular science pundit, Dr. Michio Kaku, crocodiles have no recognised finite lifespan.

Campaigners also question how the government can define cannabis as having no recognised medical benefits while exporting more of it than any other nation.

The tide is turning across the world on this issue; we now need to catch up". Campaigners also question how the government can define cannabis as having no recognised medical benefits while exporting more of it than any other nation.

Scotland still have no consistently recognised back four and persist with Kenny Miller as a lone striker, despite the 32-year-old's best days appearing firmly behind him.

In terms of political rhetoric and strongman leadership, the ancient Greeks would have no trouble recognising recent behaviour.

Children from just over a year old will have no difficulty recognising this signal and will come and claim it.

These are people who have no difficulty recognising sadness, tragedy, grief, majesty and grandeur - because these are serious attributes, and they want their beloved music to be "serious".

PRINCE KLEMENS VON METTERNICH, foreign minister of the Austrian Empire during the Napoleonic era and its aftermath, would have no trouble recognising Google.

It possesses the magical accessories of the Elizabethan magus John Dee and a bronze Mesopotamian demon that fans of The Exorcist will have no trouble recognising as Pazuzu.