Sentence examples for being properly recognised from inspiring English sources

At last, control and coercion, the big beasts of psychological abuse, are being properly recognised.

Mark Davyd, the group's CEO, believes that the contribution small venues make is not being properly recognised.

But it can turn ugly when supporters are encouraged to believe that their own group's innate specialness isn't being properly recognised and that rival groups are getting what's rightfully theirs.

Instead Naipaul moans on about his Nobel not being properly recognised in this country, he tells us how he couldn't damage other people, how much he cares for animals, and how wonderful his agent is for quadrupling his earnings.

More recently, a greater focus has been placed on the influence of subchondral bone in the disease process, with articular cartilage now being properly recognised as a composite structure [2].

Matthew's success has not been properly recognised in Great Britain.

The fate of unrepresented litigants has never been properly recognised by legal policymakers.

The future financial problem is the same, but the responsibility has to be properly recognised.

Poles see themselves as heroes of the war who have never been properly recognised.

However, she has insisted that the other aspects of her career be properly recognised.

Therefore evaluation as well as innovation needs to be properly recognised by the awards.