Sentence examples for recognized in part from inspiring English sources

That role has not been fully recognized, in part because many subprime and Alt-A loans show up in databases as prime loans.

The weakness of the American manufacturing sector often is not recognized — in part, as I've explained, because the data can be confusing.

A stepwise mechanism involving the formation of a reactant complex in the entrance channel and a product complex in the exit channel has been recognized in part of the abstracting processes.

Snider, 78, has owned the Flyers since the team joined the N.H.L. in 1967 and was recognized in part for his foundation that builds and renovates rinks in Philadelphia and teaches hockey to inner-city children.

Well documented in his papers is the story of how Latin American literature rose from its regional roots to acquire an international status, which has been recognized in part by the conferral of five Nobel Prizes in literature since 1967.

Igor Lukes, a professor of international relations at Boston University, said international law contained clear standards for evaluating whether an independence movement should be recognized, in part based upon whether such a territory has well-defined borders, a well-established central authority and a populace that strongly desires secession.

It will also move some manufacturing to China, notably Rover brands such as Austin, which is widely recognized in parts of Asia.

A malaria-like syndrome due to Babesia microti infection has been recognized in parts of the northeastern United States for more than three decades (1, 2).

Speaking of Mr. Brodsky's influence on the New York cultural scene, Ms. Levin said, "He has a larger footprint than people recognize, in part because he's such a modest, thoughtful guy".

The purpose of the provision is to recognize, in part, the validity of section 2 702 of the Uniform Commercial Code, which has generated much litigation, confusion, and divergent decisions in different circuits.

Wednesday's announcement by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops came in the middle of New York's "Timothy Cardinal Dolan Week," proclaimed to recognize, in part, that Dolan will have a "tremendous impact on the next generation of Catholicism in New York and throughout the United States".