Sentence examples for not sufficiently recognised from inspiring English sources

It is not sufficiently recognised at all – how poor the rates are in the benefit system".

Despite the apparent need for science outreach, achievements are still not sufficiently recognised.

Marketing departments play an obvious and important role in this, a role not sufficiently recognised in our experience.

Perhaps this is one reason why his work was not sufficiently recognised in terms of prizes and gongs.

And as Pride so movingly demonstrates, the episode, though not sufficiently recognised at the time, ultimately proved to be a decisive step forward for gay and lesbian rights.

It was a reminder of her comedic talent - something that had been rewarded by a lifetime achievement in the 1996 American Comedy Awards, but which Hollywood had not sufficiently recognised during her long career.

Policymakers and wind project developers do not sufficiently recognise the nature of tensions at the local level.

But in many instances managers did not sufficiently recognise the importance of complex interactions between public policy and public opinion and failed adequately to incorporate public policy into strategic R&D decision making.

The Muslim League was far from certain of winning the legislative votes that would be required for mixed provinces such as Bengal and Punjab to secede, and Jinnah rejected the proposals as not sufficiently recognising Pakistan's right to exist.

Raine discovered Wendy Cope, "rediscovered" Christopher Logue and cites Oliver Reynolds as a poet he thinks still has not been sufficiently recognised.

"It's a major theme – because she's seen and written about, people who think they're not being sufficiently recognised get the hump".