Sentence examples for been given the recognition from inspiring English sources

Sewell is a versatile performer whose intelligence probably hasn't been given the recognition it deserves.

"I don't think assistants have been given the recognition and certainly not the compensation for the level of talent that they bring to this role," Ms. Duncan said.

Responding to the prize announcement, Louise Brown said: "It's fantastic news, me and mum are so glad that one of the pioneers of IVF has been given the recognition he deserves.

It seems to me that for the last decade or so, Ms. Mitchell's musical output has been overpraised and her painting has not been given the recognition it deserves.

I honestly think it could go to any of the five, but I'd like Paloma Faith to win – she hasn't been given the recognition for the year she's had".

Perhaps it was #HurricaneBawbag that clinched it, or perhaps it was the welcome given to Donald Trump when he visited Scotland in June, but the Scottish word "bawbag" has finally been given the recognition it deserves after being added to Macmillan's Open Dictionary.

I am desperate for the club to be given the recognition it deserves.

At the same time, I'm calling on women across Britain to use their position as employees and consumers to demand more from businesses, ensuring their talents are given the recognition and reward they deserve".

I want both of these films to be given the recognition that would help others come into contact with Corsetti's nightmares and Charles Ferguson's and Alex Gibney's exposure of hyper-arrogance, insidious policies, incompetence and lack of accountability at the highest levels of our government.

Storey hopes that London 2012 will lay the foundations for the Paralympics to be given the recognition it deserves, by complementing the Olympics.

But if free online courses could be given the recognition of something like Advanced Placement, it would disrupt the very foundation of the education system.