Sentence examples for before being recognized from inspiring English sources

The Everglades sustained decades of draining, damming, diverting and polluting before being recognized as a vital ecosystem.

Mr. Bremen, an athletic 6-foot-4, took several shots before being recognized as an intruder and ejected.

He sat down and, without speaking, began cleaning a pile of young green shallots that had been picked up at the market that morning, before being recognized.

It was put on exhibit as a fish and then as a relative of a platypus before being recognized as a new kind of reptile an ichthyosaur, or "fish-lizard".

Henry Taylor, now fifty-two, spent years working odd jobs in Los Angeles after graduating from art school — including a decade on the swing shift at a psychiatric hospital — before being recognized for his considerable gifts as a figurative painter.

It was put on exhibit as a fish and then as a relative of a platypus before being recognized as a new kind of reptile — an ichthyosaur, or "fish-lizard".

On April 21st, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that two children in Southern California had developed a "febrile respiratory illness" caused by a flu virus that had never before been recognized in humans.

By Michael Specter On April 21st, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that two children in Southern California had developed a "febrile respiratory illness" caused by a flu virus that had never before been recognized in humans.

Although the concept of institutional impartiality has never before been recognized by this Court, the constitutional guarantee of an "independent and impartial tribunal" has to be broad enough to encompass this.

About 60 years ago, we began to see mosquito-borne virus diseases that had never before been recognized in South, Central or North America.

Though Anderson's offbeat movies, such as "Royal Tenenbaums" and "Moonrise Kingdom," have received three Oscar nominations for screenwriting, Anderson has never before been recognized in the best director or best picture races.