Sentence examples for not already recognized from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the defendants in the new Supreme Court case, Briscoe v. Virginia, No. 07-11191, acknowledged that the Melendez-Diaz decision "creates some additional cost" in states that had not already recognized a right to live testimony.

He also notes that "we find that lists aren't very effective for browsing music you don't already recognize," but agrees that it should be easier to navigate the site, and more changes are coming which will improve the experience.

The developers are asking shoppers to help improve their technology by inputting names of products they scan that the app doesn't already recognize.

Unless the pandemic strain closely resembles one already recognized, vaccine will not be available early.

And, as if the joke wasn't already thorough enough, Wikipedia has already recognized his hiring.

The "quality of lighting" is a new concept not yet considered in professional lighting but already recognized in road lighting standards.

Chimp aggression was already recognized by science, but chimp warfare was not.

Yet this does not imply that this object, in virtue of its status function, is already recognized as a social entity.

Many countries have already recognized the importance of early detection of hearing loss, but there was not a chance to make it universal in national terms yet.

Equilibrium is a state in which no net change in some given property of a physical system is observable; e.g., in a chemical reaction, no change takes place in the concentrations of reactants and products, although the Dutch chemist J.H. van't Hoff had already recognized that this condition results from the equality of the forward and backward rates of a reversible reaction.

The industry is already recognized in terms of money.