Sentence examples for importance is recognised from inspiring English sources

Mazzola's importance is recognised on a bull shaped plaque which lists every Torino captain that has followed in his footsteps, right up to current skipper Kamil Glik.

Ultimately, data analytics will not reach its full potential unless its importance is recognised by healthcare leaders.

With no such mechanisms in place, data deposit in repositories such as the European Genome-Phenome Archive (EGA) will not be actualised even if the importance is recognised.

There is little chance of doctors' hard work, skill and importance being  recognised when they are described in such a derogatory way.

In 1947, the present Queen's wedding was a natural subject, and another ancient tradition commenced, whose crucial importance was recognised when the sisters of a doubt-beset Diana pointed out that she had to go ahead with it because the tea towels were already on sale.

She added that, while there was no official protective status in place, the house's "historical importance" was recognised.

Their importance was recognised worldwide with the 2005 Nobel Prize being awarded to T.W. Hänsch and J. Hall for their breakthrough in OFC science [5].

While several authors have reported investigations concerning the dependence of the effects induced on the material for different laser wavelengths, no similar investigations have been reported so far about the dependence on the pulse duration, in spite of its importance being recognised.

Poole's growing importance was recognised in 1433 when it was awarded staple port status by King Henry VI, enabling the port to begin exporting wool and in turn granting a licence for the construction of a town wall.

Although the importance of this is recognised, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are available over the counter thus actual patient use cannot be accurately quantified and record review may lead to under-estimation.

The street isn't everything It's right that the importance of the street is recognised, but we must avoid turning city centres into identical forests of privatised space.