Sentence examples for recognition and influence from inspiring English sources

He had begun within the Jewish community, specifically the Chabad movement, and yet providence or serendipity or destiny has brought him increasing recognition and influence well beyond it.

But in an interconnected world, success is measured not only by the size of their fortunes but also by their ability to use their billions to achieve recognition and influence far beyond the grimy precincts of their industrial triumphs.

Such themes may have added resonance today in Peru, a country with a strong sense of its heritage, where a decade of sustained economic growth has ignited hopes for greater recognition and influence in the region and around the world.

However, the pressures to succeed and the temptations of recognition and influence can be corrupting forces.

The philosophy isn't new; what's new is the discipline's recognition and influence.

Precision of the target recognition and influence of the unlevelled point cloud to the TLS centering error is also analyzed.

Due to its wide recognition and extensive influence, the framework from the 1999 Joint Standards will be used as the theoretical basis for the development of the research instrument used in the present study.

This park would succeed at both giving at-risk youth an awesome, valuable alternative to drugs and gang life and it would increase Phoenix's recognition and positive influence among the city youth.

The experimental assessment of the models carried out in this study focuses on the implications of the models on temporal dynamics of face recognition and the influence of stimulus transformations.

Co-culture experiments suggest that the lectins without signal peptides would be likely to play an essential role in the recognition of lichen symbiosis, and one of the most striking findings in these experiments is that an appropriate weigh ratio of lichen-forming fungus and its photosynthetic partner and sufficient contact time are vital for their recognition and mutual influence.

Symbolic capital encompasses power-related resources such as prestige, reputation and recognition and therefore influences not only actors' capacity to act but also their potential to access other resources [ 36].