Sentence examples for more recognized than from inspiring English sources

It's just more recognized than most other jobs".

Senator Dan Quayle of Indiana, George Bush's running mate, was more recognized than Mr. Bentsen, the commission found.

The results have revealed that quality criteria based on both are fundamental for APL, but that some criteria are more recognized than are others.

It's quite an interesting moment in that respect: Architecture is more recognized than ever, by many more layers of the population, but that doesn't lead necessarily to architects being employed.

Zamboni may be the most famous name on ice, a pop-culture icon more recognized than any of the four remaining National Hockey League playoff teams, with a moniker more familiar than Crosby or Ovechkin, probably even Gretzky or Lord Stanley, whose trophy goes to the N.H.L. champion.

"There is something incredible about creating a brand that everyone recognizes: Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram are probably more recognized than the most popular movie or song out there," Roushdy says.

Where I work is the town I grew up in, I'm more recognized here than in other places.

"The Golden Arches," Schlosser says, "are now more widely recognized than the Christian cross".

The Golden Arches are now more widely recognized than the Christian cross.

In "Fast Food Nation Houghton Mifflinin, 2001), the author Eric Schlosser cited one marketing study that found that, around the world, "the Golden Arches are now more widely recognized than the Christian cross".

The Belgian artist Georges Remi (1907-83), best known as Hergé, creator of "The Adventures of Tintin," is more highly recognized than Wolverton in the comics world.