Sentence examples for in a recognisable form from inspiring English sources

Of the largest 20 listed on the stockmarket in 1990, only five remain in a recognisable form in the top 20 private firms today, ranked by market value.

The Byrds created a 1,250-word 1,250-word for both Wenja andictionarynd when it came to the voice actors to tackle the script, it was written in a recognisable form.

In this sense, the December insurrection was a recognisable form of "street" resistance.

"The album is a recognisable form, like the sonnet or the haiku or the three-act play.

I think the idea that he would be available for interview in any recognisable form is pretty far-fetched... Mr Megrahi remains a sick man, dying of prostate cancer".

In his submission to Labour's policy forum, Field writes: "Over the next six years the financial challenge to the NHS is so great that, unless it is tackled boldly and radically, it will simply cease to exist in any recognisable form.

The NHS will "cease to exist in any recognisable form" by the end of the decade unless major reforms are introduced to secure its future funding by introducing a 1p increase in national insurance contributions, the former Labour minister Frank Field has warned.

The original interview also implied that White might not tour again, at least not in any recognisable form, quoting White as saying: "It's very expensive to tour, people think that's how musicians make their money these days sadly, but it's hard to go on the road no matter what size you are … only seated theatres for acoustic shows for the rest of my days".

For this reason educators are starting to look beyond VLEs to something that emulates the real world in a more recognisable form.

"The Bel temple was the only one of these four to survive in fairly recognisable form.

Can we stop worrying about whether the single currency will be around in recognisable form in a half a decade or so?