Sentence examples for becoming recognised from inspiring English sources

Is Ghosts a step towards video games becoming recognised alongside their cultural siblings?

Yet it was thanks to Granz that jazz was beginning to shed its déclassé image and its stars were becoming recognised as true artists.

Sewing is increasingly becoming recognised as an effective way to combat depression, the absorption demanded by needlework – its flow – calming the mind and reducing stress.

His follow-up disc, Listen Without Prejudice Vol 1, did not appear until 1990, and signalled Michael's preoccupation with becoming recognised as a serious adult artist.

Among all non-destructive examinations (NDE), active infrared thermography is becoming recognised as a technique available today for improving quality control of many materials and structures involved in heat transfer.

"Seeking colour protection has never been easy or straightforward – it is necessary to demonstrate that consistent use of a specific colour over a period of time has led it becoming recognised as synonymous with the brand.

The need to connect economic activity with employment, energy poverty, climate change is becoming increasingly recognised.

Overfishing is becoming increasingly recognised for the ecological disaster that it is.

Strengthening, maintenance and repair of concrete structures are becoming more recognised in the field of civil engineering.

The importance of social patterns, processes and practices to effective project knowledge management is becoming well recognised.

EMT is a critical process in development and its role in cancer and fibrosis is becoming increasingly recognised.