Sentence examples for in the way of recognition from inspiring English sources

When her son was given a diagnosis of autism, in 1963, she found little in the way of recognition, support, or therapy.

The rewards, intangible and shrinking, are adventure, the adrenaline-fueled or drug-fueled survival of danger, a defiant camaraderie -- and little in the way of recognition.

When The Slap came out it was 13 years since his first novel, Loaded, and in that time Tsiolkas had been plodding away, creating fine and challenging work as a mid-list author, but never getting much in the way of recognition or success.

It is against this backdrop that the ethical and courageous public servant soldiers on without much in the way of recognition.

But, as it stands, there is little standing in the way of widespread recognition.

Whatever Stefan Reimann-Andersen may lack in the way of personal name recognition, the brands associated with his multi-billion-dollar fortune -- including Calvin Klein fragrances, Durex condoms, Jimmy Choo shoes, Peet's coffee and Noah's bagels -- more than make up for it.

Others say they now get more in the way of contributions, respect and recognition.

Even among those that succeed, said Andrew Long, chief executive of HSBC Bank Egypt, "there's not much in the way of market depth or brand recognition, nothing beyond niche products".

The poems are lightly spiced with mysticism, though mysticism in the way of the Beats — an honest man's recognition that the world is a little weird.

Forde asked Blamey if he wanted anything in way of recognition for his services, and Blamey asked for knighthoods for his generals, but Forde could not arrange this.

In the cruel way of fate, by fulfilling his desire for recognition, Burgess surrendered his soul as an artist.