Sentence examples for now globally recognized from inspiring English sources

Starting on Tuesday, crews turned to the now globally recognized piece of 2 World Trade Center, a Gothic-looking shard of steel that reaches 150 feet into the sky, as well as 80 feet into the ground, a piece some have suggested should be preserved as a memorial.

This closed-off portion of the city, housing an army of men and women who provide support and numbers, is now globally recognized as the EuroMaidan.

33 EGFR-TKIs are thus now globally recognized as important drugs and the standard first-line treatment for advanced NSCLC patients with EGFR mutations.

Their valuations tend to be more modest because, after all, they're not globally recognized.

Access to modern contraception is now a globally recognized right and a widely desired social good.

Such access is now a globally recognized right and a widely desired social good.

The book is to be republished next month to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the first journey undertaken by what is now a globally recognized organization, famous for its high profile 'non-violent direct action' in defense of nature and the environment.

After only 6 years, The Global Soil Partnership (GSP) is now a globally recognized mechanism promoting sustainable soil management (SSM) and successfully implementing programs across the globe in a cost-effective and timely manner.

The replacement seemed to encapsulate the irony in Williamsburg's cycles of gentrification: a bastion of the bohemian that had recast the neighborhood from a Puerto Rican and Dominican residential enclave into a globally recognized life-style brand, now facing its own dislodgement by a millennial media giant.

At the beginning, that certification was called Computer Driving License (CDL); now it is named ECDL and is globally recognized as the certification which holds the larger market share compared to other certifications (Weiss and Sellin 2006).

Developers wanting a bigger slice of the buyer market are now attracting signature restaurants, often backed by a globally recognized brand or Michelin-starred chef.