Sentence examples for recognition in a from inspiring English sources

They now predict winning recognition in a year or two.

In 1964 Hewlett-Packard instrumentation gained international recognition in a technological publicity stunt.

Cristine Romano, a spokeswoman, said the goal was not compensation, but "recognition in a formal way of the maltreatment".

Yet they will have a hard time capitalizing on this overdue recognition in a city facing a huge budget deficit.

by Zoe Williams The Oscar's 2013: Lincoln and Django Unchained won welcome recognition in a ceremony that lifted no one film too high above the others.

Javier Marías talks of "recognition": in a good novel you come across things that you knew, but you didn't know you knew.

There, the race to succeed Assemblyman Edward C. Sullivan has produced a wide-ranging group of candidates, each jostling for recognition in a crowded field.

By then she had gained three Oscar nominations for lyrics – early signs of recognition in a career that soon took her on quite a different path.

That deserves special recognition, in a way – and perhaps explains why on Wednesday, against Brown, Hewitt cut such an oddly muted figure.

Her description of their wall of angry scrawls evokes a feeling of recognition in a reader who lived through the 60's.

With the investigation behind him, Mr. Feeney is considered tough to beat, especially by a first-time candidate with little name recognition in a heavily Republican district.