Sentence examples for Tremendous recognition from inspiring English sources

Being shortlisted as the Guardian's public servant of the year is "tremendous recognition" for the initiative, she says.

And I am thrilled for the readers of the world, who will now discover her thanks to this tremendous recognition, and continue to discover her and treasure her into the future.

"It's tremendous recognition for a group of five of the most talented and brave photographers working in the world today for their work covering the awful war in Syria," Mr. Lyon said.

In considering new approaches for lottery ads, research found that there was "tremendous recognition" for the character, Mr. Medenica said, and that consumers "didn't necessarily connect Little Bit of Luck with Take 5".

"This is tremendous recognition of the truly visionary work being done by George in so many different areas of science," said Wyss Institute Founding Director, Donald E. Ingber, M.D., Ph.D. "His presence here inspires all of us at the Wyss Institute to challenge ourselves to engage in the kind of research and technology development that can lead to truly transformative breakthroughs.

What a tremendous recognition, not just for me -- but for this important film.

"I created a valuable human service organization that gave me tremendous name recognition in the community," Mr. Espada, 55, said in an interview Friday.

And, in part bowing to his tremendous name recognition, they quickly rallied around Mr. Bush, in the hopes of lending an air of inevitability to his nomination.

Local and regional newspapers have generations of positive heritage; tremendous brand recognition and loyalty; significant readerships; and considerable influence within the communities they serve.

That's due in part to tremendous name recognition, solid product design and mainstream appeal.

"Ultimately, the brand has tremendous brand recognition," Segal says, concluding that the Ashley Madison name is here to stay.