Sentence examples for received widespread recognition from inspiring English sources

Although King David temporarily left the country, Balliol never received widespread recognition.

His first term received widespread recognition for continuing reforms as well as introducing a series of bills designed to help India's poorest.

Though her protests were ultimately shot down, her objection to the rule had received widespread recognition.

Mother's Milk peaked at number 52 on the Billboard 200 and received widespread recognition for singles "Knock Me Down" and the Stevie Wonder cover "Higher Ground".

Although he had come into prominence in 1930 as a leader of the jazz trio named King Cole Trio, it was with "Nature Boy" that he received widespread recognition, and it was his rendition that appealed to the white audience.

Thus, SsLMs received widespread recognition in drug discovery and protein ligand screening.

Once her identity was known, she began to receive widespread recognition for her activism.

He was the first disabled athlete to receive widespread recognition for his athleticism rather than just his "courage" in overcoming perceived adversity.

Although its status did not receive widespread recognition, Tibet functioned as an independent government until China sent troops to Tibet in 1950, and summoned a Tibetan delegation the following year to sign a treaty ceding sovereignty to China.

Ukraine received widespread international recognition and developed its diplomatic service.

The North Carelia Project, which received widespread international recognition as an example of broad community action for public health initiated by the local health centers [ 36], was developed as a demonstration project specifically to reduce the high mortality rate from cardio-vascular diseases, in the rural and less prosperous part of Finland.