Sentence examples for recognised instead from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, at Palaeogene localities in higher latitudes in Canada, opportunistic angiosperm species can be recognised instead.

The expedition failed to accomplish this objective, but became recognised instead as an epic feat of endurance.

They recognised instead that "natural" breast problems can also be cured with simpler herbal remedies or with modern medicine.

That means moving away from simplistic targets and recognising instead the profound value of art and culture in itself".

David Cameron yesterday evoked the changes achieved by Margaret Thatcher's election in 1979 to urge the country to reject Gordon Brown's appeal to experience and recognise instead that the true risk at the next election will lie in sticking with Labour.

In particular, there is a need for future research and scholarly work in the area to challenge essentialist notions of ethnicity and to engage more critically with notions of ethnic 'difference', recognising instead the instability of 'ethnicity' as a fixed and discrete category, much like other social categories including those relating to age, gender and social class.

It wasn't his agent tapping an expensive, oversized watch face, the internationally recognised signal; instead, it was a two-year-old called Milo cruising into Rutherford's kitchen, pushing a fire engine.

When America broke off diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979 and recognised China instead, Congress passed a law obliging the administration to "provide Taiwan with arms of a defensive character" to guard against a hostile mainland.That support seems to be wobbling.

Palau, a former US territory, is one of a handful of countries that does not recognise China, instead recognising Taiwan.

All in all, I think young adult literature has great potential and I wish schools could recognise this, instead of writing it off in favour of more established authors.

OECD countries recognise that instead of trying to measure a problem as shadowy, complex and difficult to quantify as illicit financial flows, the focus should be on addressing these flows more effectively.