Sentence examples for now acknowledged more from inspiring English sources
One of the most cruelly neglected of twentieth- century composers, Enescu was better known in his lifetime as a virtuoso violinist and conductor, now acknowledged more for his chamber and symphonic work than this, his only opera.
Refugees are receiving only 11 litres (2.9 gallons) of water a day in 50C (122F) heat, and there is a desperate shortage of toilets, though acknowledged more are now being built.
Government officials now acknowledge that more than 800 of the mortar rounds and M-55 rockets in the igloos have actually leaked minuscule amounts of deadly nerve gas.
It is a benignly untroubled exposition of the carnivore's natural prerogative and screenwriters might perhaps now feel constrained to acknowledge more explicitly the herbivores' existence.
It is now acknowledged that STAT-mediated repression is a more common feature than previously thought and plays a role in the lineage commitment of Th subsets 24.
Sao Paulo's Water Authority has now acknowledged that unless water levels recover there may be power cuts and more water rationing.
More than any other innovation, the modern shipping container — by turns venerated and castigated — is now acknowledged to have been the spark that touched off globalization.
And when we make certain realistic sociological assumptions about which groups the future progeny of Hispanic whites, mixed couples and descendants of people now acknowledging two or more races are likely to identify with, there is every reason to believe that the non-Hispanic white population will remain a substantial majority -- and possibly even grow as a portion of the population.
More now acknowledge that with Blair what you see is not necessarily what you get.
For instance, more people now acknowledge the importance of learning English.
After playing down calls by the I.M.F. for Europe's banks to raise more capital, leaders now acknowledge that banks need to set aside hundreds of billions of euros in additional cash.
