Sentence examples for recognised results from inspiring English sources

Gary Neville admitted he wanted to continue in Spain but recognised results were poor.

This creates a situation where the context-dependent values that are embedded in this software and the practices that it is part of are no longer recognised, resulting in the naturalisation and often essentialisation of, in this case, enactments of populations.

The clinical features of an approaching AC may not be immediately recognised resulting in a delay of administration of emergency GC.

Other political parties who contested the election for president and legislature have recognised the results.

The impossibility of changing this situation becomes recognised and results in their drop out.

He recognised the results from his own days as a dealer.

However, some of them did not react only positively, although they recognised good results.

Teachers recognised the results, either through comparison with the outcomes of other evaluations or because of the fact that they felt self-confident with the standards.

The existence of controversy about breast screening is widely recognised; our results deliver both empirical confirmation and practical detail to this broad recognition.

The focus group recognised the results of the study, both the problems involved in staying in charge of the medical treatment and the process used by the FPs in their effort to do so.

His peers already recognised the result as an important and remarkable work.