Sentence examples for is now recognisable from inspiring English sources
The first is that the "system" Nixon referred to is now recognisable by most – particularly with a black president in the White House.
Although versions of football were known all over the ancient world, and have been present, in one form or another, in many other cultures, 19th-century Britain saw it settle into what is now recognisable worldwide.
Since their initial discovery in plants, small RNA systems have become better characterised and various classes of small RNA molecules with different functions are now recognisable.
The Mamil – a middle-aged man in Lycra – is now a recognisable social type.
Clark is now barely recognisable as the pert, conservatoire-trained musician who debuted 2007's Marry Me.
There is now a recognisable point of accountability, and general practice is embroiled in the hurly burly of politics — including the awarding of contracts to private companies.
Babolat is now as recognisable a tennis brand as Wilson and Head, which have been in the racket-making business for much longer.Endorsement potential also has dramatic implications for an athlete's own earnings ability.
Instead it has become a party of the nomenklatura," concedes Mr Rybachuk.For all its chaos, however, Ukraine is now a recognisable democracy with free media and a strong opposition.
Behind the venerable doors of the church is now a recognisable mosque, complete with wudu area to wash in, prayer carpet, mihrab – indicating the direction of Mecca – and calligraphic cartouches.
London mayor's, Boris Johnson, said: "This is a unique opportunity for a commercial partner to put their stamp on a mode of London transport that is now as recognisable as our iconic black cabs and red buses.
The areas around Old Street tube station, Shoreditch and Hoxton, just North of London's Square Mile and on the border of East London, have come to be known, lightheartedly, as Silicon Roundabout, given that there is now a recognisable cluster of startups there.
