Sentence examples for recognized to become from inspiring English sources

Service issues are generally recognized to become more severe as children get older across jurisdictions (Brown et al., 2012; Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology, 2007).

In the past decade, DNRA has become recognized to contribute significantly to nitrate reduction in the environment (Brin et al. 2015; Decleyre et al. 2015; Giblin et al. 2013; Rütting et al. 2008).

Even when enlightened companies have recognized the need to become more diverse - and have been prepared to throw money at this problem - much of this money has been wasted.

To be recognized, he aspires to become the village's leader, the Hokage.

MGM publicity head Pete Smith recognized her ability to become a major star, but felt her name sounded fake; he told studio head Louis B. Mayer that her last name LeSueur reminded him of a sewer.

The men in "Deliverance" meet real monsters and recognize their ability to become, in Dickey's phrase, countermonsters.

The sophisticated urban malcontent her alter ego recognizes but refuses to become is evoked in songs by Stephen Sondheim ("Who's That Woman?") and Noël Coward ("World Weary").

One consequence is that nonprofit organizations recognize the need to become more efficient and focused; and need to apply management and fiscal practices from the for-profit realm.

The time I have committed to my personal growth and being a part of a community of strong, beautiful, diverse women has allowed me to see and recognize my strength to become the woman I desire to be.

Yahoo, which is trying to become recognized for TV-quality Web shows, is to announce the distribution deal on Monday.

"It's part of why it's so hard to become recognized outside of the sport," he said.