Sentence examples for recognition to make from inspiring English sources

Kasich, Pataki and Fiorina lack the name recognition to make a splash.

Individual freedom means having the necessary resources – money, time, relationships, political recognition – to make a good life of one's own.

Ultimately, the Nets have enough novelty, talent and name recognition to make their debut season a hit as far as getting attention goes.

My editor, who drove a different Encore, reported a 100 percent failure rate when trying to use voice recognition to make calls or set destinations.

A charismatic politician with an exotic heritage, a talent for self-promotion and sufficient levels of public recognition to make a surname surplus to requirements is once again plotting to win control of London.

There are a number of companies actively looking at ways of using image recognition to make fashion discover easier.

"It shows that it is prudent for the towns to look very closely at the recognition process, to make sure that all the procedures are followed, and to make sure we get to see all the documentation," Mr. Johnson said.

Senator Dodd said he would also propose a law to change the bureau's recognition process to make it more responsive to states and towns that would be affected by tribal claims.

Likewise, speech recognition promises to make audio content browsable in new ways.

Gatwick, for instance, uses facial recognition technology to make sure queue time in security is always below five minutes.

Just as in music, there are many artists struggling both for recognition and to make a living from their vocation.