Sentence examples for recently recognised that from inspiring English sources

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

But Japan only recently recognised that its indigenous people exist at all, and centuries of oppression and aggressive assimilation policies are believed to have inspired many Ainu to deny their indigeneity.

Brazil's Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo has recently recognised that preparations "could have been better".

On the other hand, it has been recently recognised that high strength steels (HSSs) provide designers with the opportunity of creating more slender and weight efficient structures than would be possible if the normal strength steels (NSSs) have been used.

Perhaps the most significant is that of classical Greek thought, and it is only recently recognised that Bosanquet's philosophy cannot be fully appreciated without am appreciation of his debt to Greek philosophy.

It was only recently recognised that numerous pathologic conditions like arteriosclerosis, arterial hypertension, or diabetes alter the microcirculation, explaining, at least in part, the observed tissue hypoxia [ 3, 4].

He said the mayor's recently published 2050 Infrastructure Plan recognised that transport-led regeneration was key to unlocking jobs, growth and opportunity.

I recognised that feeling.

CD105 or endoglin is a more recently recognised endothelial antigen that is strongly expressed on proliferating EC, but little or not on resting EC.

12 14–17 RAP, which begins as proliferation of new vessels within the retina and may merge with the choroidal circulation as CNV in late-stage disease, is another relatively recently recognised subtype of neovascular AMD that may represent up to 15% of newly diagnosed cases.

Thankfully, a federal judge recently recognised this madness and ruled that two immigrants, who have been detained for 20 months and nine months respectively, were entitled to a hearing to determine if their constitutional rights were violated by unnecessarily prolonged detention.