Sentence examples for recognised for good from inspiring English sources

If so, then it is hard to see why computers should not be recognised for good work as well.

If the producing country of an ingredient has a poor reputation, the origin statement will lower the image of the finished product made in another country; if an ingredient is recognised for good quality, COOL of ingredient can improve the image of the finished product, becoming a marketing instrument.

Winning stuff and getting recognised for good work.

They wished there had been more women to choose from, felt Neill should be recognised for doing a good job as vice-chancellor, Patten was able to gather money, and Bingham had his supporters.

On being called up to the Wales squad, Morison said "It's a fantastic achievement and it feels good to be recognised for my hard work".

But it seems more born of frustration that she's been doing good work for years, and only just being recognised for it, rather than anything particularly grand.

"We know that supporting flexible working for parents is good for business and good for the economy - it is time that the same was recognised for carers.

Sherlock had a good showing meanwhile, with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman earning awards and Stephen Moffat being recognised for writing on His Last Vow.

"I do fear being recognised for things I don't want to be recognised for.

Walking is widely recognised as good for health and for the environment, yet many short journeys in urban areas continue to be undertaken by car.

As an effort of designing object oriented software, design patterns and frameworks are recognised as good techniques for reuse.