Sentence examples for there was a recognised from inspiring English sources

This meant there was a recognised distinction between those who made investments for the long term and those who had made an overnight profit.

As is often the case in guideline development, there was a recognised need to move beyond the limited research evidence [ 37], and rarely 'an abundance of evidence available that leads directly to an indisputable recommendation' [ 38] p. 35.

Finally there is a recognised successful treatment for this common yet sometimes fatal illness, one that if it's dealt with in adolescence might prevent years of pain and thousands of deaths, and yet the patients aren't being diagnosed.

"We should have recognised there was a problem coming and done something about it.

Speaking on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show, he said he recognised there was "a lot of public unease about intervention overseas".

In 2006, there was a FIFA recognised senior A team that had two training sessions a week though they had not played a single game between 2000 and 2006.

There was a reluctance to recognise the minster's concerns despite briefings with staff, including our safeguarding officer.

Baulch said there was a resistance to recognising the gendered nature of domestic violence as it becomes less taboo to talk about.

She was born pale and floppy at birth, but there was a delay in recognising that she was seriously ill.

There was a failure to recognise their ability to resist abuse had been eroded by grooming escalating to violent control.

I was quite mature when I first watched, which meant there was a conflict between recognising it was fake and unhelpful for women, but also finding it exciting.