Sentence examples for may be recognition from inspiring English sources

While the highest stage of celebrity may be recognition by first name, the epithet has achieved a new standard: recognition by first letter.

One factor may be recognition that the 5.7% GDP figure might be revised downward in a month.

In the case of an autoimmune disease, there may be recognition of a putative initial pathogenic peptide-MHC combination by more than one type of TCR.

Another factor during this early period may be name recognition.

The happiest result may be a recognition of how important design is to democracy.

However grand and marvellous the exhibition may be, such recognition comes scandalously late.

If there is a silver lining in this crisis, it may be the recognition that our whole approach to making flu vaccines must be modernized.

A significant insight from the report, he said, may be the recognition that "there's more diversity of species in this time period than we expected".

"One of the legacies of this crisis may be a recognition of changed economic power relations," he said in Istanbul ahead of meetings this week of the IMF and World Bank.

Here I'm finding THC's Robert easier to identify with, but that may be about recognition – one angry, simple, blundering, mediocre, middle-aged male to another … That is the power of Divorce: its truth.

The Bush administration's request for United Nations assistance in Iraq and the recent cooperation with France in Haiti may be belated recognition of the reality that America needs the legitimacy conferred by the international community when it exercises its power.