Sentence examples for subsequently recognised from inspiring English sources

South Ossetia and Abkhazia were subsequently recognised by Moscow as separate states, though effectively protectorates of Russia.

This new standard was subsequently recognised by the Kennel Club UK circa 1930.

His services in the war were subsequently recognised with his appointment as a Companion of the Order of the Bath.

His pioneering work was subsequently recognised and honoured by several countries, and in 1912 he received a handsome tribute from Roald Amundsen, conqueror of the South Pole.

Subsequently recognised as the design from which all later locomotives are derived, Rocket eventually came to be considered one of the most important symbols of the Industrial Revolution.

Relocating twice to other landing grounds, however, he kept his squadron on the attack, and was subsequently recognised by a commendation circulated to all RNAS combat units.

Second, using that model, we show how we can both learn and subsequently recognise human activity.

Subsequently, recognising the testis as a sanctuary site, the Trial Management Group (blinded to study data) agreed that patients undergoing postchemotherapy orchidectomy with viable tumour found would be included in the favourable response category if all other features fitted this category.

EB Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop A Voyage to Arcturus sold only a few hundred copies at the time of its first publication, but has subsequently been recognised as one of the most striking novels of imaginative fiction, Colin Wilson ranking it the "greatest novel of the 20th century".

The political refugee status of some Para ≥4 who had not been offered or were even denied a CS/TO were subsequently not recognised and these women were repatriated with a scar in their uterus to countries with very rudimentary (including lack of access to modern reliable contraception) medical services.

It has subsequently been recognised that patients with a mutant load greater than 90% have a predominant CNS presentation which usually occurs in infancy [69].