Sentence examples for gaining greater recognition from inspiring English sources
Titanium is gaining greater recognition in consumer applications, such as eyeglass frames, watches, sports equipment, jewelry, high-performance automobiles, and roofing.
As the field of travel medicine matures and its evidence base increases, topics such as environmental aspects of travel, psychological aspects of travel, and travel injuries are gaining greater recognition.
Research on national health research systems is gaining greater recognition and importance in the research-to-policy field, with recent posited conceptual models placing researchers as the central stakeholder (Hanney and Gonzalez-Block 2009).
But it will gain greater recognition this year, meaning 2018 is likely to be the year of VR.
After World War I, social education, or education offered outside the formal school system, gained greater recognition in Japan.
To gain greater recognition for the only rowers not competing in team boats, prize money has been added for the top three finishers in the men's and women's single sculling events.
Julia's profound technical knowledge combined with an intellectual and emotional understanding of both text and dialogue, and musicality (she was an accomplished oboe player and singer) to give her mastery over her field; and she helped gain greater recognition for the work of dialect coaches within the British film industry.
Observers here say it reflects a trend among scientists to gain greater recognition for their achievements.
One can hope that as more medics join the research ranks they will gain greater recognition and assistance from both the academic and clinical institutions responsible for supporting them.
As well as allegedly exploiting female wrestlers sexually, Ellison has been accused of using her financial influence to control the women's wrestling scene and ensure that other women did not gain greater recognition.
In the last couple of decades, the broad biological effects of EETs have gained greater recognition.
