Sentence examples for gained particular recognition from inspiring English sources

In Hollywood he gained particular recognition in the 1930's with his flamboyant dancing and singing of "At the Codfish Ball" with Shirley Temple in "Captain January" and by gamely battling malaria in "Yellow Jack".

Assessing outcomes of educational efforts in terms of competence has a long tradition in fields of general education and gained particular recognition through international large-scale assessments such as Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA).

Even before his election as bishop, Robinson had been an active clergyman in the ECUSA, promoting clergy wellness (programs to encourage the physical and mental health of priests and their families) and gaining particular recognition for his work in counseling clergy and reconciling parishes in conflict.

There was no particular recognition that this chemical had this very severe health effect".

However, recognition, and in particular recognition by the international research community is moderate.

To assess the contemporary bacteriologic epidemiology of pediatric osteoarticular infection with particular regard to children's ages, because Kingella kingae has gained increasing recognition as the predominant pathogen for osteoarticular infection in young children.

Yilts has gained wide recognition for its achievements.

Thirty-five yeafterfter his death, Eliot the dramatist-who-might-have-been has gained posthumous recognition.

Rights of marginalised groups including indigenous peoples, women and disabled people have gained more recognition.

Although his work predated that of Timothy Leary, he never gained widespread recognition for it.

The show has since taken off, and Brooks has gained mainstream recognition as a result.