Sentence examples for it was recognised at from inspiring English sources

It was recognised at once as a great work of art and from then on Michelangelo was regarded as Italy's greatest living artist.

It was recognised at least as early as the 1970s that these changes in silvicultural practices would give rise to trees with a higher proportion of corewood, larger branches in the upper un-pruned logs and a reduction in wood density (Burdon et al. 2004; Cown 1992; Harris et al. 1976).

It was recognised at an early stage that the vehicle would have to be aerodynamic; although it was only ever intended to be small and relatively slow, reducing wind resistance was seen as essential for the vehicle's efficiency.

After revising the country experiences, it was recognised at the expert meeting that each phase requires a tailored response: Initial response during the alert phase includes: convening local dengue committees; activation of syndromic surveillance if not done on a routine basis; enhancement of routine activities (such as vector control and alerts for hospitals).

"They want to see someone who deserves it being recognised at the highest level.

This appeared to be driven by motivated midwives: It's recognised at booking in that these women have got issues [as a result of SPT] - they're just [scared of] the next birth and they've taken, maybe, five, six years even to get pregnant.

There was merit in it, certainly, and that was recognised at the final whistle.

Instead it was Daughters of Mother India, directed by Vibha Bakshi, that was recognised at the ceremony in the best film on social issues category.

Immediately afterwards, she was recognised at the airport.

The Late Pleistocene Holocene boundary was recognised at about 11.7 kyr BP.

Li Xueqin, who has died aged 85, was recognised, at home and abroad, as China's pre-eminent historian.