Sentence examples for recognising before from inspiring English sources
Also, he was right in many things, recognising before the Gallipoli debacle what subsequent military historians have tended to confirm: that the port of Alexandretta, on Turkey's exposed underside, would have been a preferable launch pad for an assault.
While the exquisite patterns preserved in this specimen have been recognised before, Vinther's team is the first to approach it quantitatively.
"Even if they are effective, they are drugs that you probably need to take for long periods of time to see the effect – otherwise their effects would have been recognised before," Langley adds.
This has been recognised before, during the implementation of a pharmacist in primary care in Canada [ 14].
We didn't recognise it before because the project is not aimed at defence.
And to someone I know.' Sylvia had recognised before the attack that young people adopting an alternative lifestyle were often subject to hostility.
The Velvet Underground (whose importance Williams recognised before most other critics, when he was deputy editor at Melody Maker) owed little or nothing to Miles Davis.
And, Starkey argues, it was this research into how John Churchill recognised Louis XIV's threat that helped Winston recognise – before anyone else – the threat that Hitler and the Nazis posed to Britain and Europe.
Analysts and investors reckoned that something between €60-80 binlion in additional losses would have to be recognised before there could be any real confidence that the banks' accounts reflected reality rather than optimism.
That judgment went further than a High Court ruling of 1992, known as the Mabo case, which established that aborigines had the right to claim native title to traditional lands, something never recognised before.
He added that the "potential risk of a weapon provided to trainees on lone guard duty being used to harm that trainee either by their actions or the actions of others should have been recognised before Miss James's death".
