Sentence examples for becomes recognised by from inspiring English sources

Their products gain broad market appeal, as the technology's value becomes recognised by the industry as a whole.

Not all want the sport to become recognised by the IOC, however, and there are a lot of professionals opposed to the idea, too.

The dimensions were formally gazetted in 1934, and in 1954 the flag became recognised by, and legally defined in, the Flags Act 1953, as the "Australian National Flag".

The impossibility of changing this situation becomes recognised and results in their drop out.

He soon became recognised for his political ambitions by a Corsica-born politician, and family friend, Christophe Saliceti, who arranged to have it published and distributed.

That changed over the following years, as the album slowly became recognised as an alternative milestone – feted by Arcade Fire, Franz Ferdinand and even Simon Schama, filtering ever-higher into best-ever lists across the alternative media and growing in sales to the point where it still shifts around 25,000 every year.

ZooBank [ 44] is a new initiative to move the process by which new names become recognised into the digital age.

By the 1990s it had become recognised as an established field within economics.

It helped their independence become recognised".

This would soon become recognised as Murakami's signature.

Designers raised their profile, became recognised and glamorous.