Sentence examples for is sometimes recognised from inspiring English sources

In fact, Herzen was an ambivalent revolutionary, and Berlin, while certainly every inch the liberal, was a less stolid and more radical thinker than is sometimes recognised.

Sustained pulmonary hypertension is sometimes recognised following a technically successful intra-cardiac repair and can be severe.

A full review of the many possible meanings of research impact reveals that there may be more utilisation in policy-making than is sometimes recognised.

Such foreign eggs are sometimes recognised and ejected by females.

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Two additional subspecies of the mantled howler are sometimes recognised, but these are more generally recognised as subspecies of the Coiba Island howler, Allouatta coibensis.

This was sometimes recognised only with hindsight: "I realised he couldn't, no longer sign cheques and things like that, and then we just put everything into joint, all our financial things are joint".

Mr. Thomson wrote in his memo that breaking news "has a value that is sometimes better recognised by our readers than our journalists".

It is sometimes explicitly recognised that within the category 'Ethiopian' there are ethnic distinctions, and that in places like Washington, D.C., Amhara or highland Habesha more generally (including Amhara and Tigrayan)—tend to be numerically dominant (Chacko, 2003; Habecker, 2012).

However, taking women and young girls out to an appropriate place often requires more time than the hours of formal employment allow and is sometimes not recognised as part of the formal paid work: In the afternoon when we have nothing to do we go out with those young girls, young mothers with the little ones.

Writing for The Daily Telegraph, Peter Hutchison argued that Hawking "feels he is sometimes not properly recognised for his contribution to our understanding of the universe".