Sentence examples for been unrecognized from inspiring English sources

Or a new Legionnaire's disease -- a threat that has existed and been unrecognized for generations?

The damage to these buildings, nearly lost in the shadow of the World Trade Center, was as hellish as it has been unrecognized.

Hathaway and Shapiro say that virtually all the conquered territory that had been unrecognized by the international community since 1928 was restored after 1948.

"Even though reports of illegal trade in leopard body parts are disturbingly frequent, the level of threat to leopards in the country has previously been unrecognized and has fallen into our collective 'blind spot'," said Rashid Raza, the lead author of the report, which was released on Friday in New Delhi.

Mr. Coleman's efforts have not been unrecognized: He was cited as one of the top 25 agents of 2010 by Travel Agent magazine; in the same year he was named the 2010 Young Professional of the Year by the American Society of Travel Agents; and last year he received the 2011 Industry Activist Trendsetter Award from TravelAge West magazine for notable achievements in support of travel agents.

We suggest that this inference represents a form of amodal completion, amodal extrapolation, which has previously been unrecognized.

In my eyes, they are unrecognized heroes.

"We're used to being unrecognized.

He was not the only artist to be unrecognized.

To be sure, not all the state's history is unrecognized.

Many performance-review programs actually contribute to a sense that one's efforts will be unrecognized.