Sentence examples for again be recognized from inspiring English sources

Stanford Hospital is proud to once again be recognized in the 2013 US News & World Report Best Hospitals Surveyey as one of the best centers for the treatment of kidney disease.

In 2003 the IOC executive board once more rejected a carefully argued and well-documented petition from the International Society of Olympic Historians asking that the 1906 Games again be recognized as official.

The consequences can again be recognized in Fig. 2b.

A fraternity that claims the title as the "nation's oldest local fraternity" will never again be recognized by Wilmington College in Ohio.

He sought a speedy restoration of the states, on the grounds that they had never truly left the Union, and thus should again be recognized once loyal citizens formed a government.

Buddhism was given "the foremost place," and Sinhalese again was recognized as the official language.

Largely forgotten during most of the 19th century, Borromini's architecture has again been recognized since the 20th century as the creation of genius.

Mazzone's stock in the eyes of the baseball world has fallen some since his failed stint coaching for the Orioles, but Duncan is once again being recognized as the pitching coach who can revitalize a struggling career.

The differences in plumage between thalassinus and the taxa in the cyanotus group, however, are as great as those between cyanotus and the sympatric coruscans, and so these again are recognized as distinct species (Chesser et al. 2016; see also Remsen et al. 2015).

In 1960, O. talamancae was synonymized with "Oryzomys capito" (=Hylaeamys megacephalus), but it has again been recognized as a separate species since 1983.

In visual agnosia, real objects are often recognized better than photographs of objects, which again are recognized better than line drawings (Farah 1990), suggesting that line drawings, as used in the present study, are more difficult to visually recognize than real objects or photographs.