Sentence examples for not much recognition from inspiring English sources

"There's not much recognition; it's not a power position," Mr. Pagan said.

Not much recognition for poor Bobby George; I don't think the others are darts fans.

There's not much recognition of something that actually is very beneficial to people, that definitely stretches thinking, and gives us new tools to use.

It is the result of discipline, class and a brand of fútbol that has been groomed over many years but with not much recognition on the world stage until this point.

"The lads were saying that we have had not much recognition for what we did achieve.

"In the U.S., there isn't much recognition in terms of public health initiatives or the average person recognizing that loneliness has to do with health," said Julianne Holt-Lunstad, a professor of psychology at Brigham Young University, whose studies also link loneliness to deteriorating health.

These would not achieve much recognition, and would not be published till 1866.

Until this week, Bob McDonnell of Virginia was a popular Republican governor with a lot of national ambition but not much name recognition.

Yet Tisdale has not received much recognition for the path she beat in this particular subgenre.

Often, good luck played a big role in the initial triumphs but was not given much recognition.

Although it was widely translated, Qian's novel did not receive much recognition in China until the late 1970s.