Sentence examples for recognized extent from inspiring English sources

Sedna has a highly elliptical orbit in which its closest approach to the Sun is more than twice that of Neptune i.e., billions of kilometres beyond the recognized extent of the Kuiper belt; it may be a member of a population of objects lying between the Kuiper belt and the Oort cloud.

"Workers have not yet recognized the extent to which their rising productivity has not yet been matched by increases in nominal wages," Mr. Hooper said.

"I don't think we could have recognized the extent to which that could come back onto the banks' balance sheets when confidence in the underlying securities — the subprime loans — began to erode".

VIERA, Fla .— The Mets recognized the extent of Johan Santana's competitiveness on his first official day with the team, when he flew to New York from Florida to negotiate the final stages of his contract.

"While the plaintiffs may not have recognized the extent of their injuries, they were aware of the defendant's conduct towards them and could have brought claims," he wrote.

Ziad J. Asali, who considers Zionism "the heir albeit illegitimate of the Crusader movement," goes further and writes that Prawer "recognized the extent of the similarity in the individual and social experience of Crusaders and Zionists.

However, even though the disturbance of cadmium in zinc homeostasis has already been recognized, its extent has not been a matter of study yet.

In North America in the early 1990's, professional pharmacy organizations recognized the extent of this problem and recommended that pharmacists expand their role to include a focus on minimizing preventable DRM [ 7- 9].

"The Saudi government has come far in recognizing the extent of its terrorist-financing approach," the study said.

But Dr. Glenmullen said it took decades for doctors to recognize the extent or severity of the reactions.

And though investors belatedly bid down shares of Arch, they have yet to fully recognize the extent of value destruction.