Sentence examples for is unrecognized from inspiring English sources

To be sure, not all the state's history is unrecognized.

If the ObsId is unrecognized by the archive then it is treated as an object name.

But if Marja is a district, it is unrecognized by the Afghan Interior Ministry.

The Argentine population seeks out plastic surgery at a disproportionate rate and exhibits high rates of preoccupation with bodily dissatisfaction, yet BDD is unrecognized and research is limited.

Not to say that Ms. Silverman's hotness is unrecognized; she was, after all, No. 29 on Maxim's Hot List in 2007.

Never truly secure as long as their domain exists outside international law and is unrecognized by the Iraqi Constitution, the Kurds are faced now with a new problem growing out of President Bush's vow to oust Mr. Hussein.

In my eyes, they are unrecognized heroes.

"We're used to being unrecognized.

He was not the only artist to be unrecognized.

Or a new Legionnaire's disease -- a threat that has existed and been unrecognized for generations?

Many performance-review programs actually contribute to a sense that one's efforts will be unrecognized.