Sentence examples for have been recognition from inspiring English sources
"If the dog had been put down," they said in a statement, "it would have been recognition of this and helped our children psychologically".
When a story I sent through the slush pile to The New Yorker failed to garner more than a form rejection with no inkling that there had been an iota of human contact with my work, I concluded that it must be that I wasn't a good writer and didn't have enough talent, because of course there would have been recognition for both these things if I really did.
Hodgson's dance of delight in the technical area not only celebrated the confirmation of victory but may also have been recognition of an attacking move plenty of us wondered if he had in him.
However, the panel recognized that the main advances in epidemiologic research on the health effects of lead in the past two decades have been recognition of the importance of cumulative dose and that a single or few blood lead levels do not estimate cumulative dose.
A fundamental advancement has been recognition of the multifactorial nature of almost all diseases of importance in dairy cattle.
The main applications of face recognition have been in contexts like ID cards and face scanners, for which the aim has been recognition of the full frontal faces of cooperative subjects under controlled lighting.
"I think there has been recognition on the back of Iraq and Afghanistan that we haven't understood the human dimension of the campaign we are engaged in.
Finally, there has been recognition of the benefits of combining clinical and radiological evaluations, and with this insight authors have begun to reconstruct classification and grading systems.
Second, there has been recognition that imaging can provide continuous rather than categorical data, and that this may correlate with injury prognosis.
