Sentence examples similar to recognition of adversity from inspiring English sources

There is growing recognition of the psychological impact of adversity associated with armed conflict on exposed civilian populations.

The award she received this month was in recognition of achievement in the face of adversity.

On 4 November 1999, the BBC announced the establishment of a Helen Rollason Award, to be given at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony in recognition of "outstanding achievement in the face of adversity".

His life, which might have been one of comfort, recognition, and wealth, turned into a journey of adversity, marred by the deaths of his wife and young children, bankruptcy, and social rejection in his later years.

She was awarded two honorary degrees in recognition of her contribution to sport in the face of adversity, from York St John University and from the University of East London.

Cyprus has known its share of adversity.

Wigan, too, had their share of adversity.

"Stay focused in the face of adversity.

He has had his share of adversity.

STRANGE are the uses of adversity.

It is used in recognition of the fact that a large part of art-making is tedious work, that competence requires repetition, and mastery the will to stick with a technique or idea in the face of adversity.