Sentence examples for recognised to fall from inspiring English sources

With the advent of cladistic analyses, Iguanodontidae as traditionally construed was shown to be paraphyletic, and these animals are recognised to fall at different points in relation to hadrosaurs on a cladogram, instead of in a single distinct clade.

Coordinated gene expression controlled by long-distance enhancers is recognised to fall into a number of different, but possibly overlapping, mechanistic classes.

Neither group recognised falls to be a serious health issue.

An elderly woman clad in a black headscarf and long black cloak grabbed a pair of shoes she recognised and fell to the ground, wailing, as she clutched them to her chest.

It can be easy to fall into cliché, because it is unfamiliar territory and we look for things we recognise.

But being a risk absorber is more difficult in a world where fair-value accounting requires many long-term investors to recognise falling prices, and where high leverage can force even patient investors to liquidate positions.

"I would like to take a moment to recognise the fallen police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge," said Priebus, who also called on the massed array of delegates to "recognise all the families who have lost loved ones in these troubling times".

They recognise kindred spirits, fall to talking about music and within a year have formed the Rolling Stones.

"We also need to recognise that falling school rolls will also inevitably lead to fewer number of teachers being employed".

All disappoint him, either because they are too fixed on the externals of religious observance or because they fail to recognise the fallen state of Muslim civilisation.

There is considerable uncertainty about word boundaries in English; in Mandarin there is rather more, though not as much as these examples suggest provided it is recognised that words fall into syntactic classes.