Sentence examples for growing recognition as from inspiring English sources

Despite the area's growing recognition as a wine region, its lodging options included just a few bed-and-breakfasts and modest hotels.

Epidemiologic research on collective violence (violence exerted by and within groups in pursuit of political, social or economic goals) is very scarce despite its growing recognition as a major public health issue.

Her success as an entrepreneur and growing recognition as an instinctive, creative businesswoman has revived speculation that she could take on a bigger role within News Corp, a company controlled by her 79-year-old father and run outside the US by her youngest brother, James.

It's largely in response to a growing recognition — as the student debt crisis has anxiously trod into trillion dollar territory — that loans often enable students to finish programs, but then leave them financially hobbled and unable to fully contribute to the economy.

The restored theatre reopened on 18 November 1883, again with Libuše These years saw Smetana's growing recognition as the principal exponent of Czech national music.

Following the 1996 peace accords, it has been gaining a growing recognition as the regulatory authority on Mayan languages both among Mayan scholars and the Maya peoples.

There is a growing recognition that, as the population ages and the squeeze on NHS resources continues, better ways of supporting older people outside hospital need to be developed.

But at home, competition and the growing recognition of obesity as a national health problem took its toll on the corporate bottom line.

Some animal law experts say the ordinances aren't touchy-feely gestures but part of a growing recognition of pets as more than property.

Of particular importance is the growing recognition of norovirus as a leading cause of gastroenteritis and diarrhea in countries where rotavirus vaccine has been introduced.

The one-child policy, a series of family planning and population control policies introduced from 1978 onwards, has likewise heightened parents' commitment to the care of their single child, entailed a growing recognition of daughters as source of support in old age, and reinforced the dedication of many young Chinese to support their elderly parents.