Sentence examples for gaining more recognition from inspiring English sources

Cohabitation is gradually gaining more recognition in English law and without much debate.

DiMarco has, and with each victory he is gaining more recognition for his game, instead of for his unorthodox putting grip that has been nicknamed the Claw.

Indeed it would seem that women in sport are propelled by the juggernaut of change, gaining more recognition on the national and international stage.

Berlusconi is gaining more recognition for his administration's contribution to the successful outcome of the hostage crisis in neighboring France, where there has been growing public pressure to buy the freedom of journalists Christian Chesnot and George Malbrunot, kidnapped on August 20, and to abandon political efforts to free the men.

Still catering to a rather niche audience, but continually gaining more recognition, confusion reigned on Twitter recently when Bon Iver won two Grammies, with fans of his fellow nominees questioning "What is Bonnie Bear?" by their thousands on the social networking site.

While little has changed since in terms of public acclaim, there are signs that Wallace's work is gaining more recognition in certain circles.

Keen to gain more recognition, they are making little fuss.

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

Since he first moved to Paris in 1985, he has gained more recognition in the United States.

Please cast your vote for SRI-Rice and help SRI to gain more recognition worldwide.

Roesler gained more recognition in 1997 when he testified for the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman at O.J. Simpson's civil trial for their 1994 stabbing deaths.