Sentence examples similar to recognised scattered from inspiring English sources
There are 55 officially recognised minorities scattered across China's borderlands.
Most linguists would probably plump for New Guinea, an island that has 830 recognised tongues scattered around its isolated, jungle-covered valleys.
Current medical students often do not recognise the various CP&T teaching activities since they are scattered through the medical curriculum.
Recruited by Lincolnshire County Council to help revive the economically depressed east coast, Trainor soon recognised the area's best asset: some 500 largely neglected huts scattered along a little-known stretch of coast that actually has some very fine sandy beaches.
If you haven't seen the name ViLLAGE, you may recognise his sounds - from remixing Lana Del Rey to releasing a debut EP called Takeover - which have been scattered all across the internet.
Among several optical methods based on surface plasmon resonance, enhanced Raman scattering, wave guiding, Bragg diffraction, and photonic bandgaps, the reflective interference spectroscopy [RIfS] method is recognised as particularly promising for the development of label- free biosensing devices [6 10].
Survivors and their scattered descendants put the toll as high as 1.5m, insist the deaths were largely intentional rather than a regrettable side-effect, and want the events recognised as genocide.
