Sentence examples for recognised early on from inspiring English sources

The importance of polarisation in the condensed phase was recognised early on, as described by Cochran in 1959 [Philosophical Magazine 4 (1959) 1082 1086] [32].

Its ambitious leader, Sir Greg Martin, one of Michael Gove's much praised favourite heads, recognised early on the benefits of opting out of direct local authority oversight and becoming an autonomous state school.

As an organisation we recognised early on that female coaches were underrepresented.

He recognised early on the significance of computers for teaching, and did a pioneering CD-Rom on Arthur Miller's The Crucible.

NTU Singapore's president, professor Bertil Andersson, said that the university had recognised early on that science and technology were vital to innovation and economic progress.

Devout as his parents were, they recognised early on that what the young Vincent needed most urgently was a safe job, to counter his already apparent neurasthenia and obsessive preoccupation with religion.

Unlike other technology companies, Pinterest appeared to recognise early on that the images posted by its users could also be damaging.

"One of the things we were fortunate to recognise early on is that each new medium eventually evolves its own native journalism and storytelling techniques," said Blodget.

The primary challenge was to recognise early on that many Kimberley based stakeholders are very busy.

(R1) The primary challenge was to recognise early on that many Kimberley based stakeholders are very busy.

Bohr recognised early that nuclear weapons would change international relations.