Sentence examples for years of recognising from inspiring English sources

It was reported over the weekend that the Man Booker prize will open up to US authors as of 2014, after 45 years of recognising the work of writers from UK, Ireland and Commonwealth countries.

This year the Booker was opened up to US authors, after 45 years of recognising only the work of writers from UK, Ireland and Commonwealth countries, and the lack of diversity, including the paltry number of women, is alarming.

This is essentially the culmination of two years of effort, recognising that until Chinese emissions begin to decline, global emissions cannot decline.

The brain and body have evolved over millions of years to recognise and utilise these chemicals, and drugs typically work because they are analogous to the substances that occur naturally in our bodies.

After more than 150 years of a recognised link between cancer and vascular thromboembolic events (VTE), and despite a greatly improved understanding of its pathophysiology, epidemiology and treatment, the management of patients with cancer and VTE is still limited.

"It takes it away from being a new artist award and reinforces its original purpose of recognising the year's best British album – whoever makes it".

While Looper toys with the idea of recognising yourself 30 years previously, Dano can clock in at any point with himself half his life back.

2014 was a watershed year for recognising the critical role of forests, agriculture and land use in fighting climate change and protecting biodiversity.

But then the Stirling has a record of recognising architects a year or two late, as with Will Alsop, Hadid and David Chipperfield in the past.

Japan stalled for a decade because it took years to recognise the scale of its mess.

Only just over half the students in the current study felt that a medical ward was a useful setting for learning psychiatry, despite over two thirds of 5th years recognising the importance of liaison psychiatry.