Sentence examples for recognised as a source from inspiring English sources
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is recognised as a source of hip pain but the effect of conservative treatment remains untested.
A great fish swimming through green liquid, mouth open, was recognised as a source of horror and the sublime long before Duchamp replaced art with philosophy.
The city's seemingly relentless expansion, which Banham recognised as a source of its energy, turned out not to be relentless after all.
Most of her information came from the KGB files in Moscow to which she obtained full access, remarking wryly that KGB files were not generally recognised as a source for architectural historians.
Furthermore, the sort of nationalism that begets it corrodes the very globalisation that Carnegie would have recognised as a source of the greater prosperity.Bessemer unconvertedAlmost everywhere you look, some government or other is moaning about nasty "foreign" takeovers.
The main hazard mentioned, by 22 of the 37 participants, is the volcanic gas, recognised as a source of environmental pollution.
Ancient Greek Olympians ate sheep testicles - which we now recognise as a source of testosterone - to improve their athleticism.
Africa's youth unemployment is widely recognised as a potential source of political instability.
Daylighting has often been recognised as a useful source of energy savings in buildings.
Throughout history, light has been recognised as a potential source of healing.
We have been a highly respected and trusted source of coins for kings, queens and governments for over 1,000 years, and this proud heritage is means that we are globally recognised as a reliable source for bullion coins". Those looking to invest will want to keep a close eye on the gold price, which after a decade of incredible growth peaked at $1,883/ounce in August 2011.
