Sentence examples for chance for recognition from inspiring English sources

"There aren't a lot of places where you can memorialize this countercultural moment, so it's a chance for recognition".

The film was based on a New York magazine article by Nik Cohn about generally aimless young people whose lives revolved around Saturday nights at the club, which offered them their only chance for recognition.

Random chance for recognition is also depicted in the figure in order to prove the success of the presented generic marine vessel representations.

As a result, they say, new artists have reduced chances for recognition and listeners are bombarded with the same music in a wide variety of formats.

We feel we should go full-steam ahead and not deny the actors and others the chance for full recognition".

Several shows, mostly plays, close because their stars (especially those from Hollywood) insist on strictly limited contracts that cover only the months when they have the best chance for Tony recognition.

With regards to "Skyfall," while I agree with you that Deakins gives the most successful Bond movie ever its best chance for Oscar recognition, I have to wonder about Judi Dench.

So until there is a significant political shift, there is little chance of recognition for Kosovo from the IOC.

Surprisingly, the move is not being described as the result of a fit of pique: instead, the film-maker has been praised for allowing other local movies a better chance of recognition.

"They had a great, a great Emile in Paolo, someone I've worked with and adore," says Pittsinger. "I was so happy for him because it gave him a chance for some name recognition.

Even though that milestone is two years away, in 2015, the country is already questioning how the anniversary will be treated: as a chance for reconciliation and full recognition of the massacres by the Ottoman Army or an occasion for more tension and hate speech of the sort that appeared on social networks after the recent attacks.