Sentence examples for recognized sufficiently from inspiring English sources

But she is also somebody who had a real influence on American residential architecture and gardens, and none of this is being recognized sufficiently".

But, he added, "its amazingly prescient political virtue, which was not recognized sufficiently at the time, was its absolute insistence on diversity".

Volume depletion, when recognized sufficiently early, could potentially be addressed by inexpensive oral rehydration strategies in the community or intravenous fluids in the hospital.

At the same time, he said that modern Christianity has "failed to recognize sufficiently the greatness of its task" by focusing on the salvation of individuals.

A new modeling procedure that recognizes sufficiently large elements as representative volume elements (RVEs) assists in overcoming this obstacle.

This implies that postsynaptic activity is unnecessary for axons to recognize sufficiently sized AChR clusters and to stabilize them.

But recent breakthroughs do get recognized if sufficiently world-shaking.

The model of information overload posits that people need to categorize information to process scientific research meaningfully [ 8]; therefore, cultivating a widely recognized and sufficiently detailed categorization scheme could be a valuable addition to public communication of science.

Though all those immigrant eyes have made her their own, and though that amnesia, some of it induced, has worked to airbrush out the broken slave shackle that still lies at her feet — though we may not recognize it sufficiently or say so often enough — the biggest Civil War memorial of all is still the best big statue in the city.

This is primarily because we have not yet sufficiently recognized patients' expertise.

Diversity is also not sufficiently recognized by many in the Islamic world.