Sentence examples for become a fully recognized from inspiring English sources
In fact, the service is so well-like, so influential that "to spotify" has now become a fully recognized word in Sweden [Swedish, obv], Spotify's home base.
Alpine skiing became a fully recognized discipline, with the downhill and slalom qualifying as separate events.
"When they leave Kirtland in 1838, the church has a fully recognized ecclesiastical organization".
And the Lords must become a fully democratic revising chamber.
But their battle has now become a fully fledged war.
This extension would later become a fully independent Hofstra University.
We do not want them living here illegally because it is not good for our society to have so many people floating outside the system with no opportunity to ever become citizens and fully recognized -- and fully taxed -- members of society.
As giants of fashion photography from earlier in the century such as Irving Penn and Richard Avedon became the subjects of major museum retrospectives, fashion and celebrity photography, initially meant to illustrate fashion magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and Vogue, became fully recognized as an art form.
In the 1750s the river's strategic importance (especially the fork at Pittsburgh) in the struggle between the French and the English for possession of the interior of the continent became fully recognized.
6 In the 1950s and 1960s, MAT became fully recognized as fat with the potential for adipose tissue-like character, and the term yellow marrow began to fall out of use in favor of the terms marrow fat or fatty marrow (Fig. 1).
