Sentence examples for now generally recognised from inspiring English sources

The diversity of the conditions involved is now generally recognised.

It matters because it means that it is now generally recognised that pictures objectifying women – even when she is a willing partner in the objectification – are demeaning and damaging to wider society.

When Diego Maradona scored his second against England in 1986, which is now generally recognised as the greatest of them all, the BBC commentator Barry Davies described it as merely "one of the best goals we've seen in this championship".

Now generally recognised as the group's most fully realised album, Revolver languished for a long time in the shadow of the more extravagant, but less timeless, Sgt Pepper… It seems strange now that it took me such a long time – decades – fully to appreciate its intricacy and invention as well as the audacity of its musical vision.

The need to look beyond the traditional target pollutants when assessing the hazards of chemicals to human health and to ecosystems is now generally recognised as a priority issue in all policy areas at the national, European and world level.

The need to look beyond the conventional target pollutants when assessing the hazards of chemicals to human health and to ecosystems is now generally recognised as a priority issue in all environmental policy areas at both the European level and national level in the various countries.

US dollars and Thai baht are widely accepted and exchanged, but other currencies are not generally recognised.

It has now been generally recognised that the US boom is not going to go on at the frenetic pace which persuaded some commentators to fantasise about a 'new economy' that rendered previous history, as Henry Ford once observed, 'more or less bunk'.

Now targeted therapy on vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is generally recognised as the first choice for metastatic patients.

"We're generally recognised as being top of the league.

Equally true, but perhaps less generally recognised, is that the church does not do PR.