Sentence examples for proper recognition from from inspiring English sources

At which point, he may receive some proper recognition from outside the confines of Sandy Park.

"I'm starting to get some proper recognition from like, all of the teenagers throughout the UK, so right now I'm starting to take it properly seriously".

The major causes for their job dissatisfaction were lack of attractive salary 75 (43.0%), poor opportunities for further education 52 (30.0%), lack of performance reward or recognition 28 (16.0%) and 20 (11.0%) were due to both poor salary and absence of proper recognition from their organization (Table  1).

"I think we're giving them the proper recognition for their service to our country".

Earlier this year Manchester City's Yaya Toure expressed regret that African players were not given the respect they deserve, saying that "proper recognition has only come from the fans".

"To be honest, proper recognition has only come from the fans," said Touré, three times the African player of the year.

"Proper recognition has only come from the fans," he said.

"To be honest, proper recognition has only come from the fans," said the three-time African player of the year, also voted BBC African footballer of the year in 2013.

(The question of whether moral reasoning, even if practical, is structurally distinct from theoretical reasoning that simply proceeds from a proper recognition of the moral facts has already been implicitly addressed and tentatively answered in the affirmative).

However, the continued consolidation of the movies and miniseries categories will unnecessarily deny award-worthy films and performances from receiving their proper recognition".

The success of every automated PPI extraction from biomedical literature invariably depends on the proper recognition of negation keywords (10).