Sentence examples for becomes widely recognized from inspiring English sources

When the phenomenon becomes widely recognized, the market will take lockups into account and smooth out the bumps around the actual expiration.

And their ancestor-worshiping work has become widely recognized.

After World War II, Villon became widely recognized as an important artist.

The Leisurama logo became widely recognized through an intensive advertising campaign that promised an easygoing lifestyle, along with the most modern amenities.

The board's proposal was adopted and soon became widely recognized as both more fair and more efficient than the earlier system.

His stature as a poet did not become widely recognized until the publication of The Voyage (1946) and The Labyrinth (1949).

While analysts hesitate to predict that any of the start-ups will survive to become widely recognized brands like Netscape, the resemblance to the Internet craze of the 1990's has been widely noted.

While analysts hesitate to predict that any of these companies will survive to become widely recognized brands like Netscape, the resemblance to the Internet craze of the 1990's has been widely noted.

And when these critics became world-renowned filmmakers, they proved their thesis and their boast: the filmmakers they anointed as great artists of the time have indeed, as a result, become widely recognized as such.

Dr. David P. Robbins, a mathematician who broke codes and cryptological problems for the government and devised an algebraic formula that became widely recognized in the mathematical world, died on Sept. 4 at his home in Princeton, N.J.

Not through any lack of self-promotion skills, Mr. Rattiner's first name, at least, has become widely recognized, and not just on the East End but in points west, from where so many Hamptons visitors and second-homeowners originate.