Sentence examples for recognised because it from inspiring English sources

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.

There were doubts over whether that appearance would be recognised because it came against a weakened U23 Kenya side.

It can be easily recognised because it is the longest bivalent (Pigozzi and Solari 1998; Pigozzi and Solari 2005).

The value and utility of "best fit" for health services' problem-solving and policy-oriented questions has already been recognised because it offers a theory-based synthesis method focusing on health behaviour and health service use [ 3, 6], similar to realist synthesis [ 8].

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

This sort of discontinuity is easy to recognise because it is generally located at closer ranges and represents a regular feature which is observed across consecutive scans.

It takes a setting (Hollywood) that we recognise because it exists, and fills it with creations that are alien.

Hypercalcaemia is the most common metabolic complication of malignancy and it is important to recognise because it is associated with a range of unpleasant gastrointestinal and neurological side effects.

Residents of North Tyneside might well have recognised him, because it was Stephen Byers, their MP.

A BBC spokesman said: "We recognised that because it could increase the risks of the trip, the students should be told in advance that a journalist intended to travel with them, in order to enable the students to make their decision about whether they wanted to proceed.

The effects are shown in Fig.  5, and it will be clear that these artefacts can be easily recognised because of the non-natural shape of the wall.