Sentence examples for recognised in future from inspiring English sources
The difficult position GPs are in should be recognised in future efforts to address the problem of prostate cancer overdiagnosis.
However, the UK supreme court's decision to uphold the prenup in the case between German heiress Katrin Radmacher and her husband Nicholas Granatino last year suggests that they may be recognised in the future.
Cardiff-based vintage clothing retailer Levi Talbot told the BBC that starting your own business would, "get you recognised in the future, even if it doesn't go well".
The factors used in the score system were able to emphasise localised endemisms that could be recognised in the future whenever subspecies should be promoted to the rank of species.
Metacognitive judgments about memory may refer to whether one's recall or recognition is likely to have been correct (a retrospective confidence rating) or whether a stimulus is likely to be remembered or recognised in the future ("judgments of learning", JOLs; and "feelings of knowing", FOK).
"We firmly believe that the new way to deliver brands that people recognise in the future will not necessarily be through big movies or TV series," says Lyalin.
If a distraction or a resentful thought arises, give yourself time to consider the benefits of such a thought if there are any, as well as observing any potential stressful and non-benevolent characteristics as that way you can learn to recognise them in future.
The company said the £40m hit to profits would be recognised in its half-year results in September and increase future pensions liabilities by about £7m.
The reticence of donors and international agencies to change the way they work was recognised in the recent report, Looking Beyond the Crisis, from the Future Humanitarian Financing.
It has been recognised in a review of the developments of lower-limb prosthetic socket fitting processes that the future demands new tools to aid in socket fitting.
Its hereditary character was recognised in 1965.
