Sentence examples for was unrecognised from inspiring English sources

The territory was unrecognised as a state by any country.

Willa Cather was a great novelist, whose greatness was unrecognised for a long time.

Safety regulations "did not take account of this phenomenon as the risk was unrecognised at that time", it added.

Cricket thus far had been the preserve of upper-class public school boys but he perceived that there was unrecognised potential in the boys who played cricket in the slums and back streets of Indian cities.

The AAIB said: "Certification requirements, with which the aircraft and engine fuel system had to comply, did not take account of this phenomenon as the risk was unrecognised at that time".

The region reasserted its demand for independence and also expressed support for a plan ultimately to join Russia in a September 2006 referendum which was unrecognised by Chisinau and the international community.

We're unrecognised and unremembered.

It's unrecognised, therefore unacknowledged.

Conversely, benefits that were unrecognised become visible, and worth preserving.

Six cases of fetal death were unrecognised during prenatal care (0.09%) and seem preventable.

Often, modern slavery can be unrecognised as slavery or forced labour and exploitation.