Sentence examples for is recognized not only from inspiring English sources
Aby M. Warburg (1866 1929) is recognized not only as one of the century's preeminent art and Renaissance historians but also as a founder of twentieth-century methods in iconology and cultural studies in general.
Nonprofit, transdenominational, and interfaith, this radically welcoming church is recognized not only by seekers the world over, but by the town of Wappinger, the IRS, and New York State.
Spanish chef José Andrés is recognized not only for his culinary skills but for his "his collaboration with DC Central Kitchen, which fights hunger and poverty by teaching culinary job skills".
I look forward to the day that gay marriage is recognized not only by the federal government, a dozen states, and the District of Columbia, but by all fifty states.
As PGN is a standard component of all bacterial cell walls, it is not surprising that the immune system is alerted when it appears in the host organism, and it is recognized not only by mammalian but also by plant PRRs [35].
Quinoa is recognized not only for its nutritional and dietary properties but also for its genetic diversity, adaptability to different agro-environmental conditions as well as the cultural and socio-economic benefits it has on the local environment.
DR. SIEMERS: Is it true that these dangers were recognized, not only by you and by military circles, but also by the governments in the twenties, especially by the Social Democrats and by Stresemann?
From his earliest years Johnson was recognized not only for his remarkable intelligence but also for his pride and indolence.
Homology can be recognized not only between different organisms but also between repetitive structures of the same organism.
The duty to share the burden, if not wholly to assume it, has been recognized not only by State governments, but by the Federal government as well.
