Sentence examples for recently recognised from inspiring English sources

The "concertina effect", longitudinal deformation of the proximal segments of a deployed stent when force is applied from a guide catheter or other equipment, is a recently recognised problem which seems to particularly affect more recent stent designs.

Ironically, Clinton recently recognised that disaster can result when Washington dictates other nations' policies.

The government has very recently recognised 'hijras' as a new gender.

Charles is a research scientist at Plymouth University, and was recently recognised as one the UK's best early career researchers.

We have recently recognised a condition in the brain called dyscalculia, which is for numbers what dyslexia is for words.

The recently recognised human right to water and sanitation is dependent on a clean environment and flowing river, Singh said.

Indeed, we were recently recognised as one of the three "most viral news sources" on Facebook and Twitter.

I am lucky to have a great headteacher who recently recognised the need to accommodate staff with young children.

It also implies that the UK would accept some form of freedom of movement with the EU, a point recently recognised by Keir Starmer.

When he discusses freedom for his people, he cites the moderate models of the recently recognised Inuit territory in Canada, and the new parliaments in Wales and Scotland.

PiC's innovative approach was recently recognised and awarded £50,000 in the Open Data Challenge Series, a competition run by the Open Data Institute and Nesta.