Sentence examples for more acknowledged and from inspiring English sources

Her Aspergers seems much more acknowledged and heavily underlined.

"It's much less so now because they're more acknowledged and recognized, but 20 years ago, it was routine for [the family of the deceased] to muscle out the partner and ignore their wishes even if [the deceased] hadn't seen their family for years and years," Sheff said.

In the literature on the relationships between physical health status and psychological factors, it is more and more acknowledged that apart from negative psychological states, such as anxiety and depression, positive emotions and subjective states of psychological well being should be taken into account [ 6, 8, 9].

Salience, on the other hand, is measured as the number of mentions received: more mentions indicates that a user is better recognized and more acknowledged by other users engaging in conversation.

The dependencies businesses have upon natural capital are becoming more and more acknowledged.

There are many acts of kindness each day, often under the public radar, but more and more acknowledged on the Vineyard Facebook page, Islanders Talk.

He's also brItging the infamouseemse Jams NYC duo Slow to Speak over for a UK debet to play his Labour of Love party at Glasgow's Sub Club on the 13th February, and The Ace Hotel in London the following day.

Dementia is more and more acknowledged as a life-threatening disease [ 5].

Similarly, a German study reported that patients using CAM appeared to be more closely involved in the decision-making process, reported more satisfaction with treatments, and felt more acknowledged than conventionally-treated patients [ 47].

"The leadership attributes perceived to be more likely to be demonstrated by men are more readily acknowledged and rewarded by most organisations," it said.

This ought to be more openly acknowledged and discussed.