Sentence examples for have become recognised from inspiring English sources

Although commercially outstripped by Buzzcocks, the first three Magazine albums - 1978's Real Life, 1979's Secondhand Daylight and 1980's The Correct Use of Soap - have become recognised as classics.

Both persons and groups have become recognised as subjects of international law.

In recent years, traceability aspects have become recognised as an essential tool for guaranteeing food safety and food quality.

Such projects have become recognised as a fundamental aspect of continuing laboratory quality assurance schemes, providing a mechanism for the harmonisation of measurements and for demonstrating the traceability of results.

Subjective measures involving clinician ratings or patient self-assessments have become recognised as an important tool for the assessment of health outcome.

P2Y receptors have become recognised as the important regulators of carcinogenesis, endothelial regulation, and blood flow regulation (Buxton et al, 2001; Burnstock, 2006; White and Burnstock, 2006).

As infrastructure and security have improved, Mexico City has become recognised as a major hub of cultural activity.

This has been further developed by creating the 'GCC Brand Mark' (GCC®), and within a year of launch it has become recognised as one of the principal brand marks in global fashion and a guarantor of sustainable excellence.

Despite his apparent intransigence, however, it has become recognised over the decades that Boulez has been engaged in a much less narrow, even accessible, musical project than popularly assumed.

I had become recognised as one of the world's leading experts in a niche area of applied physics; my papers were being published in the top journals; and I was getting invitations to all the glitzy conferences.

"Jon has become recognised as one of the world's great players," said Jenkins.