Sentence examples for Won recognition for from inspiring English sources

One Cornell team walked away having won recognition for the Most Innovative Idea.

Troussier, who is moving on to a coaching job in Europe, said: "Japanese soccer has won recognition for what we have achieved at this tournament.

He rose through the ranks after joining HSBC in 2004 and won recognition for increasing HSBC's UK market share, particularly of mortgages, when other banks were weakened.

Frederick's wars not only established his personal reputation as a military genius but also won recognition for Prussia as one of the Great Powers.

She quickly won recognition for her art, appearing in 1950 in a "New Talent" show at the Kootz Gallery and soon after having her first one-woman show.

His father bought him a German regiment in the French service in 1719, and Saxe quickly won recognition for his innovations in military training, especially in musketry.

The hope, of course, is that with age and experience comes the hard-won recognition of our limitations.

As intended, these volumes, in redressing a previous lack, reflect the hard-won recognition of dance as a distinct and important art form.

To some, the implants are a godsend; to others, they are oversold and pose a threat to the hard-won recognition of sign language.

Hard-won recognition agrees with Ms. Queler.

Older company's risk deemphasizing decades of hard-won recognition; newer ones risk a step back to square one.