Sentence examples for new level of recognition from inspiring English sources

"It was a whole new level of recognition than only a few hours before".

In 1993, at 22, she entered a new level of recognition as opening act for Garth Brooks.

That choice has garnered for Toronto-based Roots and its founders, Michael Budman and Don Green, a new level of recognition in the United States over the last two weeks.

It wasn't until Gorbachev and perestroika in the mid-1980s that Jansons's position was formalised in Oslo, but despite the uncertainty, and the disputes about a new concert hall, he elevated the orchestra to a new level of recognition.

Although its significance is contested, some say it means a new level of recognition for the Greek-Cypriot south.With all these aces, some Greek-Cypriots reason, why rush back to the negotiating table?

But while All My Puny Sorrows, which is very funny, may not be a natural award-winner – prizes generally require books to be serious and literary, as if the two things were one and the same – it has captured the hearts of critics and readers alike this year, bringing its Canadian author a new level of recognition in Britain.

Despite occasional diplomatic problems and frequent complaints, Qatar's policy seems to have worked, catapulting the country to new levels of recognition around the globe.

Pitt is forty-eight, and his career is rising to new levels of recognition and achievement: in recent years, he has starred in such notable films as "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "The Tree of Life," and "Moneyball".

(Kozinn) ★ Eric Owens (Tuesday) Having attained new levels of recognition and renown for his riveting portrayal of Alberich in the current "Ring" cycle at the Metropolitan Opera, this personable, persuasive bass-baritone comes to Carnegie for a recital with Robert Spano at the piano.

For community banks, it was heartening to see new levels of recognition for their vital role in spurring economic growth in towns and cities across the country.

Since his arrival at the Association in 2005, thanks to the mobilization and important work of millions in communities across America as well as a dedicated staff, the Association has changed the public discussion about Alzheimer's, raising the epidemic and its devastating human and economic consequences to significant new levels of recognition and support.