Sentence examples for a belated recognition from inspiring English sources

So a belated recognition by China's leaders that the corporate models of Japan and (particularly) South Korea are now bankrupt marks a profound change.

Maybe it was a belated recognition that fairness produces a better broadcast.

A belated recognition of the crisis, then, but nowhere near enough to end it.

That is a belated recognition that Argentina will never achieve fiscal equilibrium while tax revenues continue to shrink.

Or, for that matter, to a belated recognition that much of high fashion's fan base is in the Middle East.

Dr Kao's prize is a belated recognition of his contribution to the telecommunications revolution of the past few decades.

The warm reception for the Royal Anglians in Norwich was a welcome, if belated, recognition that if people choose a life of dodging bullets equipped only with dodgy armour, it tells you much about their career options.

For admirers of Mr Cardoso, that is a welcome, if belated, recognition of his achievements.

President Bush's turn to the United Nations for help in Iraq was a welcome, if belated, recognition that global policing can acquire legitimacy only through multinational endorsement.

If a film of Grant & I is ever made, it could end here: the surviving members leading the first walk across Brisbane's Go Between Bridge, with Streets of Your Town the soundtrack – the bridge an act of belated recognition that, cruelly, took the death of one of the city's finest poets to bring about.

It was, he says, the logical outcome of the aggression of September 11th 2001.Where many see blunders the belief, for instance, that Saddam Hussein held weapons of mass destruction Mr Podhoretz sees no problem.Where many see an irrevocably weakened American president, the author sees George Bush as a Harry Truman, a leader who will be granted belated recognition.