Sentence examples for recognised for some from inspiring English sources

The report's author Stephen Moss, a naturalist and writer, said that the problem had been recognised for some time but action was proving slow to follow.

In fact, slow-wave or deep sleep has been recognised for some time as critical for memory consolidation – the stabilisation of memory from short-term to long-term.

By 1997, the poor performance of London's schools had been recognised for some time and had been well documented in the press.

SARAH BROWN Campaigner The wife of the former Prime Minister has been recognised for some time as "the first lady of Twitter".

Although the island has been recognised for some time as a paradise for walkers, its more mainstream attractions – uncommercialised beaches and picture-postcard mountain villages – have remained a well-kept secret.

Nicola Dandridge, the chief executive of the vice-chancellors' group Universities UK, said: "The sector has recognised for some time that the current degree classification system is a blunt instrument.

It is however important to recognise for some intended users of CBE for example those with a chronic long term condition the likely outcomes may be different.

The involvement of epigenetic factors, particularly DNA methylation on the regulation of gene expression has been recognised for quite some time, however it is a process not totally understood.

Szalay, spurned when he produced conventional novels, has at last been recognised for a book some reviewers saw as a short story collection.

"I am very pleased that some outstanding women are being recognised for their achievements.

Some adults with ADHD are recognised, for the first time, to have ADHD-associated impairment in adulthood.