Sentence examples for no longer recognisable from inspiring English sources

The Democratic party is no longer recognisable as that which held the White House from 1933 to 1953 or even that of Kennedy and Johnson.

Khomeini's project to export the revolution never took off, and the Brotherhood's once multi-country clandestine network is no longer recognisable as an international movement.

The face was no longer recognisable, but after a long exchange of emails and photographs, Carolina was able to identify the body as her son's.

The first episode sees him travel to Plymouth, where he meets the residents of Devonport, a recently regenerated area that is no longer recognisable to the local community.

The observation of less than 50% defective pollen grains in flowers of plants with a single functional P5CS allele indicates that some double mutant pollen was completely degenerated and no longer recognisable when pollen from open anthers was analysed.

However, alternative scenarios cannot be ruled out at this stage, e.g., Shank could have been overlooked due to incomplete coverage of the T. adhaerens genome (currently 8×), or the gene might have diverged in the placozoan lineage to the extent that it is no longer recognisable, or it might have been lost in Trichoplax adhaerens but not in other placozoan species.

When a group of fans of the Dune books received a copyright threat from the estate of Frank Herbert, they took the path of least resistance: they renamed and altered their re-creation of the novel's setting – a loving tribute created inside the virtual world of Second Life – so that it was no longer so recognisable as an homage to Herbert's classic science fiction novels.

It became clear that the children in the optimal outcome group - the ones who no longer had recognisable signs of autism - had had milder social deficits than the high-functioning autism group in early childhood, although they did have other autism symptoms, like repetitive behaviours and communication problems, that were as severe.

The 28-year-old may no longer be instantly recognisable, however, having had his long, flowing hair cut off the day after winning the Champions League.

The CDU, Germany's largest party, no longer stands for anything recognisable.

He no longer wants to be recognisable as a follower of Islam in the UK.