Sentence examples for not sufficiently acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Although he received a promotion to brigadier general after the First Battle of Bull Run, Cocke never recovered from being demoted to colonel and felt that his battlefield successes were not sufficiently acknowledged.

This sector, however, is not sufficiently acknowledged for the important contribution that it makes toward mobility supply, in terms of both policymaking and city planning exercises.

However, also in that setting, the details of the refugees' situation were not sufficiently acknowledged by the aid agencies.

The notion of the 'schizophrenogenic family' – and particularly the 'schizophrenogenic mother' – casts, we suggest, a long shadow over today's discussions of schizophrenia aetiology, in ways that are perhaps not sufficiently acknowledged (Ferriter and Huband, 2003).

Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz were among the most outspoken critics of the president's proposal, claiming that the standards did not sufficiently acknowledge the benefits of clean-diesel technology for meeting efficiency targets.

Current design guidelines are often inaccurate and limiting as they do not sufficiently acknowledge this effect.

It does not sufficiently acknowledge.

It seems to me that these truths have not been sufficiently acknowledged, especially by movies, which tend to imagine terrorists as the diabolically clever authors of complicated conspiracies.

However, the possibility of encountering opposite trends in the responses of these indices to assemblages that differ in only a single component of diversity has not been sufficiently acknowledged.

However, it is not always sufficiently acknowledged that during the resting state in the magnet with the eyes closed or when looking at a fixation point with no other assigned task, one may well be thinking and mentalizing about one's plans for the day, other pending activities etc, which will almost always involve thinking about oneself, and about other people, i.e. other selves.

And there's a surreal element to his work, which hasn't been sufficiently acknowledged".