Sentence examples for being more recognised from inspiring English sources

Lots of people go through awful experiences and PTSD is also being more recognised than it used to be; there's a rising awareness about it.

"We celebrate the focus on rights of indigenous people being more recognised today than they were in the past, but [it's] also a call to action to do even more to promote and protect these rights to implementation," he said.

I'm more recognised when I walk around in Tokyo or Hong Kong than I am here.

But Lord Adonis, the former head of the institute and transport secretary under Gordon Brown points to evidence that elected mayors are more recognised by the electorate they serve.

Other guests at the British Academy in London, where the announcement was made, were the promoter Harvey Goldsmith – who organised the 2007 concert – and Lord Bragg, who made a spirited call for the importance of the humanities to be more recognised.

The Polynesian kingdom of Tonga isn't traditionally known for its prowess at winter sports; the snowless, tropical nation is more recognised for producing world class players in three forms of rugby – union, league and sevens.

A, shall we say older, representative of theirs kept on going on about how people didn't talk about "IT" enough and about how "IT" needed to be more recognised.

If you have any problem you are helped, the marketing training is also helping, Eeem" IDI_009 CMs explained that the community midwifery programme has made them to be more recognised within their community.

For elite men it's more recognising symptoms; concussion isn't more prevalent, but we're learning how to deal with it.

This condition results from prolonged stress of the tendon, and is being more frequently recognised.

Two additional subspecies of the mantled howler are sometimes recognised, but these are more generally recognised as subspecies of the Coiba Island howler, Allouatta coibensis.