Sentence examples for was already recognised from inspiring English sources

"This was already recognised by Messrs Easdale and Somers last week resulting in their resignations to avoid the wasted cost of holding a general meeting.

Graham was already recognised as the most ingenious guitarist of his generation, his extraordinary inventiveness hewn from world travels, particularly Morocco.

"It was clearly an important moment for art in London and Bacon was already recognised as a contemporary talent, he had shown with Lucian Freud and Ben Nicholson at the Venice Biennale, but when we wanted to find out more we hit a brick wall.

The potential of CT to quantify myocardial perfusion using a "real" perfusion technique, i.e. a repeated, time-resolved, dynamic CT during myocardial wash-in and wash-out of the contrast agent, was already recognised in the 1980s and 1990s using electron beam computed tomography (EBCT).

The town centre was completed by 1960, by which time Crawley was already recognised as an important regional, rather than merely local, shopping centre.

Classroom ventilation was already recognised as an important determinant of indoor air quality in the beginning of the 20th century [ 1]; however, even recent studies showed that classroom ventilation rates do not meet building standards.

Moreover, by the time Mr Bonds and Mr Clemens allegedly began taking steroids, they were already recognised as among the handful of greatest players in baseball history.

As for the title, "Putin's official DJ" claims he doesn't need it as he is already recognised for his music.

They exacerbate the damage caused by journal quality rankings based on "impact factor", which is already recognised by the scientific community in the west as problematic.

His musical wit is already recognised, and these sonatas were full of it, but what came across powerfully were his prophetic games with harmony: Wagner and even Shostakovich are at times adumbrated in Haydn's intricately protracted modulations.

The latter is likely to be one of a number that are already recognised as professional qualifications, such as the Diploma in Social Work, and the new degree that should be introduced in two years.