Sentence examples for now generally recognized from inspiring English sources

The hazard from radiation in its various forms is now generally recognized — though it is still denied in surprising places.

It is now generally recognized that water in the xylem moves passively along a gradient of decreasing pressures.

It is now generally recognized that the circulating groundwaters that often become heated by their proximity to igneous materials produce the metamorphism.

To this day, stevioside can only be sold in the US as a dietary supplement rather than a sweetener, even though it's now "generally recognized as safe" by the FDA and enjoys similar approval from the World Heath Organisation (pdf).

"When I began more than 35 years ago, in 1972 and 1973, exploring a little, deserted hillock outside the Old City wall of Jerusalem, there was really nothing there," he said in a phone conversation this week — meaning nothing to indicate the importance of the area now generally recognized as the original site of biblical Jerusalem.

It is now generally recognized that the quality of groundwater is just as important as its quantity.

Ecologists now generally recognize that rapid rates of evolution are possible within species, with consequences for species abundance and distribution.

Now it's generally recognized that the product of actors is a performance, and critics' attention to their performances, not to their physiques, is an exemplary form of progress.

Restoring the occlusal function with a dental implant is now popular and generally recognized as highly predictable.

Now it is Lemieux, generally recognized as one of the N.H.L.'s greatest players.

Corporations, artists, designers, and more all take part in a process that is known by several names, but which is generally recognized now under the name of "design fiction".