Sentence examples for recognised the end from inspiring English sources

When Obama's foreign policy signalled a return to a multilateralism that recognised the end of America's post-Second World War dominance, movement conservatives howled.

But Yunior can't recognise the end of the relationship, nor his culpability.

And it's only when your feet hit the seabed that you recognise The End you feared so much was, in fact, the marker for a new beginning.

First published in 1958 – the year after Ghana became the first African nation to gain independence, as Britain, France and Belgium started to recognise the end of colonialism in Africa and began their unseemly withdrawal – Chinua Achebe's debut novel concerns itself with the events surrounding the start of this disastrous chapter in African history.

Most of them can't recognise the ending of the story even after it's been told".

(HP4, interview GP to P10 Centre A) As a condition heart failure has a poor prognosis however, recognising the end-of-life stage can be difficult.

Telomeres are specialised structures at the chromosome ends that (i) protect the ends from end-to-end fusion, (ii) impede the double-strand break machinery to recognise the ends as breaks, (iii) mediate correct pairing of the telomeres during mitosis and meiosis and (iv) function as a buffer zone for the loss of terminal DNA that occurs with each cell division (Pardue and Debaryshe, 1999).

In the end it recognised the need for foreign capital.

The moral argument was recognised in the end".

The contribution made by the Chinese Labour Corps was barely recognised at the end of the war, and has almost been obliterated since.

Its chairman, John Burgess, 80, said: 'We should have been recognised at the end of the war but we were left with nothing.