Sentence examples for be widely recognized as from inspiring English sources
D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-17 U.S. Warning to Food Makers The F.D.A. warned companies putting herbal additives in food that their products could be illegal because the "novel ingredients" might not be widely recognized as safe.
I think that history will judge, and that "Funny People," which passed so quickly from the theatres this summer, will eventually be widely recognized as the personal, soulful, accomplished, and complex work that it is.
One of the study's authors, Dr. Luc Deliens, said the results demonstrated the need for further research "to enhance understanding of end-of-life care in modern medicine in which the pursuit of a peaceful death seems to be widely recognized as an important goal in addition to more traditional goals like curing disease and avoiding premature death".
Yet Alfonzo, who is batting.354 as the Mets prepare to play host to Tampa Bay tonight -- and who homered and doubled and drove in two runs in the Mets' 4-3 loss to the Dodgers on Wednesday night -- may simply be too consistent to be widely recognized as a star.
It was only after the defeat of the Arab states by Israel in the Six-Day War of June 1967 that the PLO began to be widely recognized as the representative of the Palestinians and came to promote a distinctively Palestinian agenda.
Q bert continues to be widely recognized as a significant part of video game history.
