Sentence examples for recognition because of from inspiring English sources

Yet a priest was singling him out for recognition because of his wealth and power.

(Members of the 442nd were believed to have been denied proper recognition because of their race).

But I was happy that the artists were getting recognition, because of the difficulty they had been through.

"I felt a shock of recognition because of all the classical references familiar from Greece," Ms. Hogan said.

"No doubt the art of masters like Parviz Tanavoli, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, and Farideh Lashai received greater international recognition because of their exhibitions in the UAE.

But Ms. Coakley raised more money than the three men and enjoyed higher name recognition because of her three years as attorney general.

One probable interpretation of this result is that the competition between specialist LNs is not instrumental to the success of ratio recognition because the readout of the result is entirely based on the generalist LN population.

Image noise decreases the accuracy of the recognition of documentations by OCR (optical character recognition) software because of blurred edges.

It doesn't deserve reward or recognition, because the ideal of "diversity" means that all novels, from now on, must be very much the same.

Urea-based molecules are widely used in anion recognition because the pair of -NH groups acts as an electron acceptor.

The Optical Character Recognition (OCR) results in the experiments show that the proposed procedure has the best recognition result because of the capability of edge preservation.