Sentence examples for will never be recognised from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will never be recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that something will not receive acknowledgment or validation in the future. Example: "Despite his efforts, his contributions to the project will never be recognised by the management."
Of course, if they can't do that, they will never be recognised on an international level".
True, Sebastian Coe has moved seamlessly from being the greatest 800 and 1500 metre runner of perhaps any age to being an effective politician and now the supremo of the London Olympics but, unlike Ali, Coe's face is not (and will never be) recognised everywhere from Detroit to Dhaka or Vancouver to Vientiane.
"This action - the results of the referendum and the attempt to annex a region of Ukraine - will never be recognised by the United States and the international community," spokesman Jay Carney said.
He worries that he may never be recognised as a serious artist.
It proclaimed independence in 1990, but has never been recognised internationally.
And there are forces that really do affect people's lives (from warlords and terrorist groups to drug syndicates) and are quick to step into that void, even though they will never be legally recognised as states.Yesterday the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), one of the bodies created by the 1998 law, took a big step towards recognising that reality.
Until our considerable numbers are recognised, the obvious solutions will never be put in place.
Recognised Afghan refugees will never be able to obtain Iranian nationality regardless of how long they have spent in the country.
Work on the second type is in progress.But the companies recognise that policing will never be a complete answer.
The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has said there will never be peace with the Palestinians until they recognise Israel as a Jewish state, and has dismissed Israel's military occupation of Palestinian land and the growth of Israeli settlements as the root cause of the conflict.
"We openly recognise that privacy will never be enough to get any significant user share from existing social networks," he says.
