Sentence examples for recognised way from inspiring English sources

While getting hammered is a universally recognised way of spending a decent evening, some can't help but push it too far.

The Broadband Measurement Working Group, a coalition of broadcasters, internet service providers and measurement bodies, is to start testing a new measurement metric next month, 18 months after starting out on its mission to create a universally recognised way of quantifying the millions of video views publishers are generating.

Measuring impact is the recognised way in which you show the value your organisation is delivering to its beneficiaries and society as a whole.

However there was no single recognised way in which homes and primary care services work together.

Care homes are a hub for a wide range of NHS activity, but this is ad hoc with no recognised way to support working together.

Such 'member checking' is a recognised way of validating findings but can also stimulate further discussion in an attempt to uncover more about how participants understand their world [ 40].

Harry recognised ways of using flattened specimens accurately to reconstruct the living animal – but each specimen took days of microscope time.

By the early 1990s she had become a modestly recognised, though "way, way downtown", New York playwright, staging productions for audiences of no more than a few hundred.

He went on to say that it was tragic that "humankind continues to turn to war and violence", praying that people recognised "the way of peace and reconciliation" as another way.

However, Cruyff will be recognised one way or another.

It recognised the way in which well-loved Christian hymns, like "Abide With Me″ and "Jerusalem″, were woven in.