Sentence examples for To become recognised from inspiring English sources

This was the noise in the air as Alan's work started to become recognised.

One way of doing this he says, is to become recognised as a recommended workplace.

When obesity started to become recognised as a problem in western societies, it too was blamed on saturated fats.

Both farmer's sons with little formal schooling, they were to become recognised in later life for their striking poetry written in the dialects of the labouring poor.

The coming concert could well prove to be the moment when the ROH Orchestra began its journey to become recognised as a great symphonic as well as operatic ensemble.

Grainger established the museum – which is still in operation – as part of his lifelong aim to become recognised as Australia's first significant composer, though he left the continent as a teenager and spent the majority of his life in London and the small town of White Plains outside New York.

As endocrine therapies have developed, it has become recognised that a response to one therapy is predictive of a response to further hormonal therapy (Buzdar and Hortobagyi, 1998; Hortobagyi, 1998b).

ZooBank [ 44] is a new initiative to move the process by which new names become recognised into the digital age.

However, only in the last 10 or so years have flies become recognised as a worthy model to investigate the genetics of tissue repair and the associated inflammatory response.

The ER has recently become recognised as a major centre for the co-ordination of cellular responses to a variety of stressors.

As a result of the earlier editions of this review from the mid 1990s, PG has become recognised and associated with the continued debate about whether DOT should be central to national programmes in low- and middle-income countries.