Sentence examples for recognised at that time from inspiring English sources

At school he was a slow learner (dyslexia was not recognised at that time), and he emerged at the age of 15, able to read but not to write.

That means, to me, that he recognised at that time he was in a position to grasp the profundity of what was going on then at those Plugged Nickel dates.

This is a feature suggestive to the presence of a compressing vascular structure against the esophagus, which, however, was not recognised at that time [ 7].

Andrew Reed, chief executive of Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust, said: "While there are some things in the aspect of her mother's care that I think we recognised at the time that we didn't get right, equally we simply didn't agree with some of the things which Mrs Lawrence said.

However, he and other senior German officers recognised at this time that the threat of further air attacks meant that Tirpitz could no longer operate against Allied convoys.

The importance of paraquat as a cause of fatal self-poisoning was not well recognised at the time that the study was designed and started; as a result, the hoped for effect on overall pesticide deaths by banning two insecticides was obscured.

Even the acts that were recognised at the time as larcenous have rarely been remembered that way.

The most common concerns were that the data being shared might have already been used for other research purposes unknown to the survey participant, that the contribution from the survey participant may not have been recognised at the time of publication and that the confidentiality of the data may not have been protected well enough.

It was during these more recent investigations that female E. nassaui was found to engage in active defence of host resources, something that was not recognised at the time of introduction into New Zealand.

"As a result they failed to act on clear evidence of sexual abuse, to protect girls or even to pass on concerns to a sufficiently senior level," she said, adding that ministers rejected explanations that child sex abuse was not "widely recognised" at the time.

Among those captured by the Australians was at least one Chinese soldier, and although the significance of this was not recognised at the time it was undoubtedly a sign of events that would later alter the course of the war.