Sentence examples for very much recognised from inspiring English sources

"We always listen to our audiences and the importance of The Archers is very much recognised by the team behind the show as well as the millions of listeners who tune in each week".

As with any scientific endeavor, the need for clarity and consistency is very much recognised in epidemiology, which brings in knowledge and expertise across a wide range of disciplines, including, but not limited to, clinical medicine, public health, demography, microbiology, biochemistry, genetics, social science and economics.

Her colleagues, however, very much recognise her own qualities.

Bochco has a nice turn of phrase and a way of bringing the industry to life in a way that I very much recognise.

Pressed on whether his appointment makes it more likely that Pearson will seek to dispose of the FT Group, Fallon added: "I very much recognise and value the FT as a valuable part of the company".

"I very much recognise and respect that the visual depiction of the Prophet Muhammad is regarded as deeply offensive and distressing to you and many other Muslims in the UK and beyond," Clegg wrote.

His family said: "While we are in a state of all-consuming grief and miss Jeffrey very much, we also recognise that he is now at peace and away from the fear which surrounded him in the last few weeks of his life.

South Asian women were very much less likely to recognise five or more non-lump symptoms of breast cancer than white women and this was highly statistically significant (Table 2).

Despite Father's apparent treasonable disgrace, Mother is always very much a lady and instinctively recognised as such by the less well-born villagers.

The proposed marriage tax break is "very much a first step" to recognising the institution in the tax system, Mr Cameron said.

It's very much a farcical romp, something clearly recognised by director Robert Icke and designer Colin Richmond, who provide plenty of doors for slamming.