Sentence examples for less recognition of from inspiring English sources

First, although it is fairly well-known that aid is a tiny fraction of the world's financial resources – around 0.2% of global GDP since 1990 – there is less recognition of just how low aid has been (relative to the size of the economy) in the countries where most of the poor live.

Travesties and Amadeus are both narrated by elderly, forgetful men (when the plays are seen closely together, Shaffer seems clearly to have been influenced by Stoppard), but, in the revivals, Tom Hollander and Lucian Msamati are portraying a more clinically precise dementia than would have been attempted 40 years ago, when there was less recognition of Alzheimer's as a condition.

"One hundred years after some of these pools were built, there is far less recognition of the importance of helping people to be healthy," said campaigner Sally Wainman, from Ipswich.

The big difference with university students is that their selection doesn't take place at the gate like for the Grandes Ecoles, so there is less recognition of their merit to pursue academic studies.

Misdiagnosis has occurred in the West owing to less recognition of the disease than in Asian countries.

She's playing a character, but I think there's less recognition of that for someone who fits into a commonly expected cultural stereotype".

Some of them have faced racism, less recognition for awards and slow promotion in their working life.

There's even less recognition now of the really pioneering work and partnerships by civil society".

Together, these findings suggest that the S. mutans CSP and its variants may have less recognition specificity of interacting with its receptor protein.

However, an area that has received less recognition is the role of the noncellular basement membrane (BM) in modulating BBB physiology.

Mast cells are phylogenetically old innate immune cells with less recognition in normal function of immune system as no such disease has been observed in humans due to their deficiency or inadequate function.