Sentence examples for in its recognition from inspiring English sources

In some ways the N.F.L. was far ahead of others in its recognition that it was in the media business, and should create its own content accordingly, bypassing the usual media makers.

But it was as in its recognition of the weird itself that Weird Council seemed most significant.

Jonathan Baggaley, chief executive of the PSHE Association, called the report "spot on" in its recognition that making the subject statutory would give it space on the timetable to teach "the knowledge and skills to manage the challenges of life online".

In both cases, it's clear that Amazon was ahead of many in its recognition that camera technology would become an increasingly important focus for smartphones.

The play's supplest insight is in its recognition of the possibility for such change.

ReprintsGay leaders were pleasantly surprised that the city was so unabashed in its recognition.

The plausibility and appeal of this model lie in its recognition of the growing internationalization of the industrial economy.

The United States, ensconced in the imperial parochialism of Hollywood and spoon-fed exquisite art-house morsels from the international festival circuit, has lagged behind the rest of the world in its recognition of India's cinematic supremacy.

Reviving aspects of the lost satyr plays that accompanied Greek tragedy, he found affinities with music hall, not least in its "recognition of the audience - you can't be in profile in a mask".

Unlike the Pop of Roy Lichtenstein or James Rosenquist, his Pop had teeth, and a great part of its edge lay in its recognition of the deathliness of the mass image.

But in fact, its recognition procedure is semi-blind.