Sentence examples for recognised success from inspiring English sources

But even they tell a story of remarkable, and often too little recognised, success.

No one wants to assume responsibility – except retrospectively, for a recognised success – and everyone covers their backs with impenetrable jargon.

I may not have had the recognised success of other winners but in terms of success as a human I feel blessed that I've kept my integrity".

"These include: providing a focus for national identity, unity and pride; giving a sense of stability and continuity; recognising success, achievement and excellence; and supporting service to others".

We have made vast improvements since then and Policy Exchange would do better to recognise success rather than to send people down to the overcrowded south-east".

He told an audience gathered at the Royal Society to discuss Oxfam's latest report, 21st century aid; recognising success and tackling failure, that this change would empower people and create and sustain wealth "rather than simply redistributing it".

But as it recognised, this success did not mean everyone's heart had turned green: rising fuel prices had made energy saving an easy sell in many countries.

The immigration minister, Mark Harper, said he was pleased the NAO recognised the success of the border force in implementing full passenger checks while also reducing queue times.

Still, the Open Platform is built on top of the work in that earlier project, and in particular in that people recognised technology success and were prepared to back more.

The award recognised the success of Franco-German reconciliathen, thEUEU's eastward enlargement and peace efforts in the Balkans.

The BBC recognised the success of the serial, particularly in the context of the impending arrival of commercial television to the UK.