Sentence examples for more widely recognised from inspiring English sources

He's more widely recognised.

An important tale told with so much heart and beauty needed to be more widely recognised.

The key role that assets play in helping low-income individuals or households avoid deprivation is now more widely recognised.

Some are more widely recognised in another context: others are best known for poems which do not feature here.

The school has taken part in a documentary filmed over six months in the hope it will help autistic girls' behaviour to be more widely recognised.

By April 2004 she was officially a millionaire, and a survey in 2005 found her to be more widely recognised than Jack Straw or Charles Kennedy.

However, while it is widely recognised that more developed countries are encountering an increasing "burden" of elderly people, a more global perspective is often lacking (2).

In effect a challenge to the industrialised world to cap India's emissions by curbing their own, this was more imaginative than has been widely recognised.

At a more specific level, it is widely recognised that a number of service developments and innovations are required in order to make community health services in general and cancer services in particular more responsive to the needs of minority ethnic groups.

For example, the connection between moral philosophy and medicine is now widely recognised; and perhaps more significantly, the interface between philosophy and psychiatry is being increasingly explored.

The opposition had become more potent as well: Scullin was widely recognised as one of the parliament's most gifted and articulate members; even his opponents respected his personal probity.