Sentence examples for gradually being recognised from inspiring English sources

Broadcast were gradually being recognised as, if not quite national treasures, then the kind of underground stalwarts for whom each release is regarded with anticipation, in their case by fans as varied as Paul Weller and the Simpsons creator Matt Groening.

Human resource development is gradually being recognised as crucial to future reforms and the formulation of health policy.

Old-style flood defences made up of seawalls and concrete walls inland have gradually been recognised as ineffective.

Recently, T. monococcum has gradually been recognised as an attractive diploid model for exploitation of useful traits, discovery of novel genes and variant alleles, and functional genomics.

This is slowly being recognised.

have problems with functions not being recognised.

Being recognised is just part of it.

But gradually it was recognised as one of the key books of the 1970s.

Maritain replies to the criticism that there are no such rights, since they are not universally recognised, by reminding his readers that, just as the natural law comes to be recognised gradually and over time, so also is there a gradual recognition of rights.

Gradually, the quality of his writing is beginning to be recognised.

But in Wide Open Road they left behind a song – among so many others – that gradually wormed its way into the Australian consciousness, to the extent that in 2001 it was recognised as one of the country's 30 greatest.