Sentence examples for may not be recognised from inspiring English sources

This is because there are few symptoms during the early years of type 2 diabetes, or those symptoms may not be recognised as being related to diabetes.

Their third child, born in February, could be entitled to Dutch nationality, but the underage union between Riedijk and Begum may not be recognised by Dutch authorities.

With the best will in the world, if they are not regular users of the beach and the coast then the risks may not be recognised by them".

Newt Gingrich, a former House speaker, reckons America needs a federal law to establish that sharia may not be recognised by any court.

This may not be recognised by those informed by a tabloid press which, when terrible tragedies occur and a child is killed, vilifies those who work to safeguard children.

In particular, differences in the way that real world data is encoded within sources can cause a range of difficulties, not least of which is that the conflicting semantics may not be recognised until the integration project is well under way.

The dominance of the SR model in the field may not be recognising the full range of potentially influential factors.

Our results suggest that different forms of scrapie can affect cattle and that resultant prion diseases in cattle may have different manifestations, which might not be recognised as readily as typical BSE when transmitted to other species such as sheep.

Although Mann refers to the conscious "singling out" of an individual, humiliation may equally follow from not being recognised as an individual, as in each of the previous three categories.

Failure to take Ms Dhu's temperature has been identified by an emergency medicine specialist as one of the significant failures of care in her second visit to hospital, which may have contributed to her infection not being recognised.

On top of her marital status not being recognised, Ola may never be able to re-marry.