Sentence examples for recognition thanks from inspiring English sources

So it's great to see independent venues getting recognition thanks to Independent Venue Week.

Proenza Schouler, another American fashion favourite who has gained wider recognition thanks to Michelle's taste, shows on Wednesday.

The technology of television has changed beyond recognition — thanks to streaming and smartphone cameras, it's now part of the Internet — but that has only made TV more influential.

His teams at Northern Illinois ran roughshod over the rest of the MAC, though they landed little national recognition thanks to the Huskies' style of play.

Kosovo is unusual in that it is a member of the IMF and World Bank without UN recognition, thanks to strong support from the US, which dominates those organisations.

The result, and Saelua's story, has received global recognition thanks to Next Goal Wins, a film that has been released globally over the past few months, having screened at the recent Sydney Film Festival to positive reviews and large audiences.

By 10 40 a.m. runners were pumping their fists, waving or pointing in recognition and thanks.

Another reason Mr. Bush appears less concerned about a No. 2 with pizazz is his recognition that, thanks to Bill Clinton, the role of the vice president has broadened.

He returned to England only after losing a leg when jumping a train, but then started writing poetry, which gained recognition largely thanks to George Bernard Shaw.

Except the new version won't actually include any facial recognition technology, thanks to the company's long-running fight with the Irish data protection commissioner over whether the technology is actually legal in the EU.

In the future, the app could begin using image recognition, too, thanks to these crowd-sourced photos to better recognize the homes in question.