Sentence examples for is clearly recognition from inspiring English sources
At the Institute For Arts Entrepreneurship in Chicago there is clearly recognition that the artist in society can and must play a larger role in societal and economic affairs.
That's clearly recognition by the State of federal prerogative and further an example by the federal government that it does not have the authority to create or impose retroactive taxation on personal property.
"For the poor, this is clearly a recognition that participants here in Bali are serious about their concerns," said Monique Barbut, chief executive officer of the Global Environment Fund.
There is clearly a recognition within Wallaby ranks that they will have to toughen up collectively to avoid a second straight defeat in the three-Test series and counter England's so-called "bodyline" strategy.
Although there is debate as to whether the FFA is purely devoted to facial expression, or whether it carries out other types of recognition, too, it is clearly important in facial recognition.
Diplomatic recognition is clearly not much guide to real life.
1.45pm Andy Roddick says he doesn't mind not being spoken about as a potential Wimbledon champion this year - despite reaching the final twice here - but the lack of recognition is clearly getting to the American.
He and his director, Kirsten Ames, have continued working on it, and the Off Broadway production by the Westbeth Theater Center is clearly meant to invite recognition of it as a new form of alternative theater.
A linear decline in recognition is clearly evident, with the differential between 0 ms and 2 ms being significant (p<.01), which agrees with the results of previous work [5].
However, native promoter recognition is clearly important for organelle biogenesis since altering the promoter context disrupts protein targeting (e.g. microneme proteins T. gondii TgSUB1 or Plasmodium AMA-1; [72], [72]).
The film recognition activity is clearly coordinated with the appearance of nanometer-sized pores.
