Sentence examples for recognised just as from inspiring English sources

This "internet of things" will not necessarily be recognised; just as a modern car is a network of 50 or more computer systems all talking to each other and some to the outside world as well, even when it appears to be entirely controlled by the driver, the house of the future will increasingly consist of low-power networks working invisibly and often to our benefit.

I recognise just handwriting as the true form of writing.

David: And people recognise you just as much for Force Unleashed as for your TV roles?

Counselling and talking therapies, such as cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), are recognised as just as effective over the long term.

This is a man who wants to recognised not just as a player, but as a playa.

As he passed through the hands of Deccan potentates, he became recognised not just as a soldier, but as a military and political strategist.

It's hard not to feel that if Steadman was weirder, hermetic, less astonishingly prolific and more pretentiously grandiose, he'd be recognised not just as a very good artist, but as one of the world's few very greats.

A petition has been launched, which states: "It is important that we recognise men's day just as much as women's day.

It's about time we recognise women's careers are just as important as men's.

The third was Joseph Locke, who should be recognised for having made a contribution just as great as that of the other two.

The UN must have the courage to recognise that just as there are common aims, there are common enemies.