Sentence examples for have only recognised from inspiring English sources

Events in Dubai play to investors' big fear – the idea that banks have only recognised the losses they can afford to shoulder today, not the defaults that will arrive eventually.

And I have only just recognised the importance of being moderately aware that my health is a priority and fitness".

Aspects of intangible cultural heritage such as food have only recently been recognised as such, legitimizing its importance to our identities.

Māori harvest rights over dead whales have only been officially recognised since 1998, and the practice still elicits horror from some New Zealanders and visitors.

It is unlikely that they have developed some means of exploiting atomic energy for rocket propulsion because the inherent problems of this task have only recently been recognised.

While Pd NPs have usually been considered a toxic group, they have not been widely studied and they have only recently been recognised as important antibacterial NPs [41].

Newcastle have only two fit recognised centre-halves - Mark Williamson and Fabricio Coloccini - and have been without a left-back since March.

The physical and emotional components of patient experiences have only recently being recognised.

Bats have long held special significance in the contexts of ecology and mammalian evolution, but have only recently been recognised as a major source of emerging infectious diseases [ 4].

The immunosuppressive activities of HSC have only recently been recognised with studies demonstrating, both in vitro and in vivo, that activated HSC are able to strongly suppress T-cell responses.

Self-harm has only been recognised as a diagnosis across Europe since May last year.