Sentence examples for recognised because from inspiring English sources

"And the NHS will be deprived of the opportunity of learning from mistakes, [which are] often only recognised because of a legal challenge".

"The one irony is that Amy Winehouse's current domination is not even recognised because Back To Black came out in 2006 and so does not qualify".

"The right to enrichment does not need to be recognised because, according to the NPT [nuclear non-proliferation treaty], this right is inalienable," the foreign minister said.

It's so incredibly important that they have this opportunity to be recognised because when would they otherwise get a chance?" The shortlisted entries vary widely.

The threat is worsened by the fact that the symptoms can't be recognised because the person doesn't realise they are cold.

Children highlighting a risk posed to them, or very often, a friend; a risk recognised because it had been put in context and the consequences exposed in a safe environment.

These are easy to recognise, because each stereotype has a handy hashtag.

(I do not recognise "Because they hurt my knees" as a valid response).

Cow 142's spongiform pathology had been very easy to recognise because all British animal pathologists were familiar with the condition in sheep.

That's something we in Britain should recognise because our own journalism, over centuries, has been formed by maverick pamphleteers, lone crusaders and vivid polemicists.

But it was very hard for me to recognise, because it was all I'd wanted to do since the age of 11".