Sentence examples for is recognised today from inspiring English sources

Just as seasonal affective disorder is recognised today as being linked to a lack of natural light in winter, so depression was a recognised consequence of the blackout during the second world war.

This is mainly due to the growing attention that is recognised today to health and well-being benefits from greenspaces.

12 Traditionally assessment of education was based on knowledge tests; however, it is recognised today that knowledge alone is insufficient to predict performance in practice.

The significance and scale of his victory was recognised today by the outgoing president and commander in chief, George Bush.

But it had to be recognised today that in some parts of the country "the colour of disadvantage isn't black or brown.

As a Brit, I am very proud that a restaurant inspired by and celebrating historic British cooking has been recognised today".

The wide gap between the pledges of rich countries and what is needed was recognised today by both the new UN climate chief, Christiana Figueres, and the outgoing executive secretary, Yvo de Boer, who will leave the UN next month.

Henricus Regius (in Dutch: Hendrik de Roy) may be recognised today primarily as one of Descartes' correspondents.

The first record of the Rows appears in 1293, although it is uncertain whether it refers to a Row as it would be recognised today.

As it might be recognised today, Chat Moss is thought to be about 7,000 years old, but peat development seems to have begun there with the ending of the last ice age, about 10,000 years ago.

Lucien Quélet placed the taxon in Dictyopus in 1886 and then Rhodoporus in 1888, but neither of these genera are recognised today, the former having been merged into Boletus and the latter into Tylopilus.