Sentence examples for more recognized and from inspiring English sources

Four weeks after becoming the first woman in 58 years to compete on the PGA Tour, Sorenstam has moved on, more recognized and more respected but no less motivated.

"What happens is that xenophobia, racism, anti-immigration ideas become more recognized and legitimate... because the big parties, the power-holding parties are jumping on them," said Emilia Palonen, an expert on populism at the University of Helsinki.

As an award-winning American actress, comedian, author, and former game show and radio show host, she is perhaps more recognized and popular today than she ever was in the past.

Organizations which offer help to women should be more recognized and supported, so that victims know where to go for help.

If it is a single statement, then write The source after the statement, and then after the statement, and then The more recognized and professional a source is, the better.

Like her more recognized performances and photographs, Ana's films are characterized by a haunting combination of presence and absence, manifested in scratches on the emulsion of celluloid film or filmed reactions to blood poured onto an unassuming sidewalk.

Our review suggests that advancing laboratory techniques will lead to more recognized cases and that further studies are necessary to understand this bacterium's clinical significance.

Probably not, but a full awareness of their decline, value and importance for food production and ecosystem stability is just beginning to emerge, and becomes increasingly more recognized beyond beekeeper and academic borders.

Another, and more recognized, reason for baseball and football's widening popularity gap is that baseball is really an individual sport that happens to be played by teams.

After all, we invented the persuasion industries from advertising to public relations and no other country has a more recognized image, good and bad, across the planet.

While disparities in health and health care among minorities and those of low SES are a well-recognized problem, rural health disparities is becoming more recognized [ 41- 43] and suggests that rural culture may be a health determinant [ 41, 44].