Sentence examples for To become acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Won successive amateur championships and went on to become acknowledged as the finest captain of first of all England and then Walker Cup teams, that they have had.

The pair have played together to support their respective foundations, text each other regularly and are as proud of their roots as they are of the fashion in which they have transcended respectively gender and race to become acknowledged not only as golfing nonpareils, but champions in the wider world.

The demonstration marked a pivotal moment in U.S. history, etched in history books as the event where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his historic "I Have A Dream" speech, which went on to become acknowledged as the best political speech of the 20th century.

National servants BBC3 have worked hard to become acknowledged masters of pricksploitation, and with Young, Rich And Househunting, they finally come close to the prick masterpiece.

Since most breast cancer in patients is diagnosed at an early stage, the fine-needle aspiration approach may become acknowledged as the optimal way to obtain tissue for gene profiling.

Since CNV is reported to comprise 5 12% of the human genome and to have the potential to affect gene expression levels, it becomes acknowledged as a major contributor to genetic diversity.

Here, informal care ceases to act only as a "resource" available to the formal system, and becomes acknowledged as a "client", or "co-client" of the formal healthcare delivery system [ 28].

Some indeed rose to number one, sold hundreds of thousands of copies, and eventually became acknowledged classics of country music.

On this occasion, the weak points of a homogeneous society became acknowledged: fewer human resources with global mindsets were available to work for major Japanese companies.

But in the 1970s, when performance art became acknowledged as a legitimate art medium in the United States, many practitioners adhered to the principle that it should never be reperformed or commodified.

In the United States Senate (1897 1905), he was quietly effective and quickly became acknowledged as the principal spokesman for that body.