Sentence examples similar to a steady recognition from inspiring English sources

Yet, remarkably, climate politics is experiencing a quiet but steady recognition of our common goals and shared interests.

This despite the steady recognition in the parallel universe of Science and Technology Studies, Continental Philosophy, and Sociology that cognition is something that is shared between minds, between minds and machines, and between people and institutional matrices.

Since the fall of the Taliban in 2001, steady recognition of their human rights, such as in education and reproductive care, has been made.

Data journalism has seen a steady increase in recognition among the media community in recent years, but today marks a significant step in its growth as the Global Editors Network (GEN) launches its Data Journalism Awards with support from Google and the European Journalism Centre (EJC).

Despite an initial slew of critical praise, and now a steady stream of recognition this award season, "Three Billboards" faces its own small kind of backlash.

What is lacking is the kind of recognition that includes a steady income.

Democratic and Republican senators said the measure was a long overdue recognition of what has been a steady erosion of the ability of crime victims to play a central role in the legal moves against the accused.

It shows a steady but realistic annual growth as GFX gains wider recognition in Oklahoma for riding horses, and nationally for tack and supply.

Many of these compounds 'doubled-up' as pharmacological tools and resulted in a steady progression to recognize the complex allosteric nature of substrate recognition by P-gp.

Then began a steady decline.

A steady rain was falling.