Sentence examples for recognized thanks from inspiring English sources

He would go on to resurrect himself into a best-selling author, becoming nationally recognized, thanks to the televised Simpson trial.

This was no knockoff of a cheap small car like the Chery QQ of a few years ago, easily confused with the Chevrolet Spark, or the blue and white BYD logo, easily recognized thanks to its resemblance to BMW's badge.

Modern Peruvian literature is recognized thanks to authors such as Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa, a leading member of the Latin American Boom.

Fuhu, the company that makes the nabi tablets for kids – the ones with you immediately recognize thanks to their thick, red bumper – is today expanding into the world of wearables with the debut of the nabi Compete.

We wrap up our interview and Dijon purchases a bundle of magazines whose names I barely recognize, thanks magCulture's owner Jeremy for letting us take over his space, then chats the breeze with us in the cab as we sit in traffic on the way back to the hotel.

Officers said the 24-year-old Wilcox was in pajama pants standing near a flagpole when they recognized him thanks to a rap sheet that includes a 2014 conviction for receiving stolen property, according to The Smoking Gun.

Officers said the 24-year-old Wilcox was in pajama pants standing near a flagpole when they recognized him thanks to a rap sheet that includes a 2014 conviction for receiving stolen property, according to The Smoking Gun.

In what follows, we won't question DNA barcoding first objective (i.e. to assign unknown specimens to already recognized species, thanks to a DNA-library of named specimens).

He almost didn't recognize himself, thanks to the mask that covers half his face, but there's no doubt about it, it's him — after all, if a man can't recognize himself, what can he recognize?

People in Netanyahu's circle recognize that, thanks to sanctions, Iran is hurting economically, that there are serious splits among the political and religious leaderships, and that there is a complicated political and ethnic opposition there, but they believe that the acquisition of a nuclear weapon would prolong the life of the regime.

Humans and other animals who prefer sweet tastes are able to recognize them thanks to a pair of sensory receptors known as TIR2 and TIR3.