Sentence examples for have grown to recognize from inspiring English sources

But while Europeans have grown to recognize the economic forces that are driving the longer work hours -- competition from low-wage countries in Eastern Europe and Asia; an aging population with fewer people in the labor force; the crushing financial burden of Europe's generous welfare benefits -- this doesn't mean that they will accept the social costs, at least not without a fight.

We supported DDD's innovative business model when in its infancy, with cash and product grants, and now they have grown to be recognized among the world's top 100 outsourcing companies.

It's one I've grown to instantly recognize due to its frequency.

4.1.2 Market Trends Our market has finally grown to recognize the disparity between most of the standard office furniture sold through channels, and our own products.

Over the last 46 years, Laser has grown to become a globally recognized sailing class and brand.

It has grown to become an internationally recognized event that attracts thousands of people.

In just five years, the fossil free campaign, started by a band of determined college kids, has grown to a global movement recognized by leaders such as Paris climate chief Christiana Figueres as the most effective climate campaign of our time.

Since receiving his first order for pottery from Barneys New York fifteen years ago, Jonathan Adler's eponymous company has grown to become an internationally recognized lifestyle and home furnishings brand offering tabletop, bedding, bath accessories, furniture, rugs, pillows and lighting.

Cameron's friends were dragged out and killed; when he was led through the crowd, he recognized "people I had grown to love and respect as friends and neighbors . . .

Often the child has grown to an adult before the disease is recognized.

In 1889 it had a population of 5,000; by 1925, when it was recognized as a ville (urban centre), it had grown to 28,000.