Sentence examples for Wider recognition from inspiring English sources

Wider recognition of autistic women must start now.

Wider recognition came in 1986, when his Wind Quintet No. 4 won the Pulitzer Prize.

Wider recognition for the women's game There is a World Cup coming this summer.

Wider recognition didn't come until 1992, when Jane Livingston, the chief curator for the Corcoran Gallery of Art, followed Avedon's recommendation to include Leiter in a book called "The New York School: Photographs, 1936-1963".

Wider recognition came with his fourth novel, Les Hauteurs de la ville (1948; "City Heights"), in which a young Arab worker commits a lonely act of revenge against the fascists responsible for the deportation and death of Algerians during World War II.

Wider recognition by physicians and clinical microbiologists that this in vitro test of antimicrobial activity can accurately predict bacteriologic success but cannot accurately predict either bacteriologic failure or clinical outcome could lead to a better consensus about its appropriate use.

Wider recognition came to Murphy in 2005 when he starred as Dr. Jonathan Crane in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins.

Wider recognition of the importance of patient preferences is also important, especially when the clinical benefit associated with clinical actions is small or uncertain.

Wider recognition of this hypoxia-induced neuropathology and memory loss may lead, through combined basic and clinical research, to the development of brain protective measures that will help prevent this adverse causal sequence.

Arishima received wider recognition with Aru onna.

And there are opportunities for wider recognition.