Sentence examples for not properly recognised from inspiring English sources

The need to acknowledge these shortcomings was not properly recognised.

A major barrier is that these grid services are not properly recognised or priced, he says.

This fact was ignored by the authorities and it is still not properly recognised.

The renown of these men in the Anglo-Saxon world is not properly recognised by anyone.

Brotchie has done his subject and us a considerable service in presenting this exhaustive, realistic picture of a man still not properly recognised as one of the most influential writers of modern times.

Writing for The Daily Telegraph, Peter Hutchison argued that Hawking "feels he is sometimes not properly recognised for his contribution to our understanding of the universe".

The Church of England did not properly recognise divorce for at least 50 years, until 2002 (and as a divorced and remarried woman teaching at a theological college in the 90s, Woodhead knew this well).

Don't let your incentive flounder by not properly recognising your winners.

He felt thathis work had not been properly recognised, and that he had not receivedthe fame and wealth due to him.

Instead Naipaul moans on about his Nobel not being properly recognised in this country, he tells us how he couldn't damage other people, how much he cares for animals, and how wonderful his agent is for quadrupling his earnings.

Matthew's success has not been properly recognised in Great Britain.