Sentence examples for more being recognised from inspiring English sources

The project's director, Charles Fernyhough, said: "It is usually considered a troubling symptom of a severe mental illness but is more and more being recognised as something that happens to a lot of people and there are a lot of different contexts".

Many more are recognised microscopically as dysplasia.

10 12 However, we have shown here that very prompt active management reduces the number of children identified with DMSA defects, and more are recognised with VUR but no scarring.

American commercial rulings have more chance of being recognised than those handed down by English courts, says Andreas Haberbeck of Hatem Abbas Ghazzawi, a law firm in Jeddah.

Many people were saying it, and it was being recognised more and more.

"Scotland certainly feels its identity more than it did; it feels it's being recognised more than it once was," she added.

As it is, we're getting used to being recognised more because we're on the Yorkshire phone book.

Being recognised becomes more irritating of course due to the gap between recording and broadcast.

Palæontologist Martin Glaessner finally, in 1959, made the connection between this and the earlier finds and with a combination of improved dating of existing specimens and an injection of vigour into the search many more instances were recognised.

Women reporting that the incontinence had an impact on their daily life weekly or more often were recognised as having bothersome incontinence.

"More and more we are recognising in the 21st century that the kind of problems we face globally are genuinely complex.