Sentence examples for recognition by many from inspiring English sources

But it also reflects a recognition by many colleges that some students will not go abroad unless the experiences come in smaller packages.

Last February's recognition by many Western countries of Kosovo's independence from Serbia again lacked formal UN blessing (thanks to Russia's threatened veto).

Mr. Obama's challenge in 2012 is not the ideological fervor of Tea Party conservatives, but rather the recognition by many working-class and middle-class voters that both parties favor Wall Street over Main Street.

But there was also a recognition by many that the transition of power was merely a first step, with lots of work awaiting a nation that has become increasingly troubled.

As significant as the killings, the numbers of Egyptians leaving the country, and the recognition by many of those who opposed Mr Morsi – including Mohamed ElBaradei – that the country is heading towards fascism, is the language of hatred that has become official currency.

It also reflects a recognition by many employers that they depend more than ever on a relatively small group of excellent people; and that they need to strive constantly to increase the productivity of all their workers.An example is Levi Strauss, one of the most famous names in the clothing business.

It is unclear how the low complexity information exposed by the nascent chain suffices for accurate recognition by the many factors competing for the limited surface near the ribosomal exit site.

This phenomenon complicates the recognition of invasion by many papillary carcinomas and has given rise to controversy about the nature of the lesion classically known as "intracystic papillary carcinoma".

Similar specific recognition codes are used by many species of fireflies.

In the United States, by contrast, it is Ms. Kristeva who has long enjoyed both recognition and notoriety, admired by many for her teachings and writings on linguistics, sexuality and psychoanalysis, criticized by others for stimulating the rise of multiculturalism.

When we started three years ago, our dream to build a ubiquitous and power-efficient gesture recognition technology was considered by many as just "a dream", not a real possibility.