Sentence examples for is not widely recognised from inspiring English sources
The domain is not widely recognised as an area for academic research.
Unfortunately it is not widely recognised that failure to model variance heterogeneity correctly leads to bias in the point estimates.
Stopping this carnage is one of the greatest development challenges of our day, yet the sheer scale of the problem is not widely recognised.
Concerns about national security are widespread in these turbulent times, and the ability of EU membership to increase security is not widely recognised.
The answer is that, even today, Elgar's music is not widely recognised as part of the core repertoire except in the UK and in the British diaspora.
Multiple variables from simulated climate fields are widely used in hydrological and ecological models and climate impact assessments, yet the importance of multivariate climate relationships is not widely recognised.
Why this isn't widely recognised, is, I think, a function of the essentialist fallacy that expects words-about-music to do the same thing as music alone, and music-about-words to do the same thing as words alone.
"As a result they failed to act on clear evidence of sexual abuse, to protect girls or even to pass on concerns to a sufficiently senior level," she said, adding that ministers rejected explanations that child sex abuse was not "widely recognised" at the time.
Herbie Hide and Henry Akinwande both held WBO versions of the title at a time when the organisation's title holders were not widely recognised as genuine world champions.
Despite the favourable legislation, which does not pose significant obstacles to groundwater pumping, as well as the GWHP experiment in the 1980s (Iihola et al. [1988]), GWHP systems are not widely recognised as an option for RES in Finland.
