(Wilkerson considers the exodus "an unrecognized immigration").
There is an unrecognized benefit for public schools in "scholarships".
Along with the ACT, it possibly reveals an unrecognized trend of school improvement.
Spiotta's faded heroine struggles with the loss of her brother, an unrecognized rock star.
Not to work, not to have a job, and to be idle was an unrecognized human state in my family.
Yet somewhere she suspected there must be an association of thoughts that had its base in an unrecognized antipathy.
A third sally followed in 1902, and finally, in 1904, he slipped in permanently, like an unrecognized explosive foreign body.
There is an unrecognized problem with this approach: Reductions in deficits have implications for the private sector.
"I am God here," a middle-aged man shouted, ordering away an unrecognized car that tried to enter.
But it turned out that the acid bath had an unrecognized benefit: it destroyed the mineral oil residue that had leaked onto the implants from the manufacturing equipment.
They see an unrecognized modernism in this later work; Ricketts and Gottlieb regard it as Kipling transcendent, while Howe, nonetheless, preferred "Kim" and the ballads.
