Sentence examples for recognised as only from inspiring English sources

His insulting remarks have been less ridiculed than the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints that guides, at some distance, Mitt Romney, with its bonkers underwear, woeful history of polygamy, men-only prieSaintsd – gethatis for creepy hilariousness – insistence that "marriaguidesuld be recognised at only between a man and a woman".

And it is widely recognised as not only one of the greatest sports movies ever made, but one of the most expansive and compassionate documentaries of all time.

When the history of Syria's catastrophic civil war comes to be written, 30 June 2012 will surely be recognised as the only true moment of hope.

The Syrian National Council, the umbrella for various exile groups that held its first congress in Tunisia a week ago, is keen to be recognised as the only representative of the Syrian people.

She hinted at an even tougher approach to asylum at the last Conservative party conference, saying she wanted to allow those recognised as refugees only a temporary stay in Britain.

A Virgin Media spokesperson said: "We take pride in delivering the best broadband service in the UK and have been independently recognised as the only provider that delivers consistently on advertised speeds.

The ability of mountain cows to independently seek fodder in the forest was the reason why Scandinavian Mountain Cattle was recognised as the only suitable cattle breed for northern Sweden by the committee in 1893, and a breeding plan was established for its development.

Intraocular pressure (IOP) is well recognised as the only modifiable risk factor proven to influence the progression of glaucoma.

Even though staff support programmes were recognised as paramount, only 54% of the ICUs had formal ones set up.

The move from an individual-based approach to a population-based one was recognised as the only way to make ART rapidly accessible to the millions in need and was a key conceptual shift [ 33].

At the same time, PM planned to launch a super slim product that would gain market share from Finesse, recognised as the only imported brand with a high share of female smokers (16%): "Since Finesse has a higher appeal to higher income female, a well-refined image for a Super slim brand with an acceptable product may have a chance to gain smokers from Finesse" [ 78].