Sentence examples for recognizing off from inspiring English sources

The Public Theater production of "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" won the Lucille Lortel Award for outstanding musical on Sunday night, while Kristoffer Diaz's "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity" was named best play in the 26th annual competition recognizing Off Broadway work.

Sunitinib has recognized off-target activity with one report indicating binding to at least 5 off-target kinases with high affinity [ 39].

Obies recognize Off and Off-Off Broadway plays.

The awards were created in 1985 to recognize Off Broadway; the Tony Awards honor only Broadway productions.

The reaction so far in both the private and public sectors is to continue business as usual without recognizing trade-offs that would be necessary to avoid another huge escalation of health care costs.

In recent years, it appears that Chilean officials have recognized that off-grid PV systems are a cost-effective solution at remote locations [93].

We've been talking about how tourist-driven Broadway is now, but it's also worth recognizing that the off-Broadway nonprofits have taken the place of the commercial off-Broadway theater and are providing a huge volume of new work.

I swore to myself that I wouldn't, that I'd let the glittering parade of Musicians I Don't Know and Stars I Don't Recognize march off into the LA sunset with nary a now-traditional "the Grammys sure suck at metal" piece from yours truly.

"Proposing critical habitat for this iconic species is one step in the right direction to help this species stave off extinction, recognizing that the greatest threat to the polar bear is the melting of sea ice caused by climate change," said Thomas L. Strickland, the assistant interior secretary for fish, wildlife and parks.

However, other Iranian officials expressed bitterness that in Baghdad, the United States had backed off recognizing Iran's right to enrich uranium, after appearing to endorse it in Istanbul.

Biden, recognizing this, backed off on these issues, focusing instead on the need to agree on an election law as soon as possible in order to ensure that the election could take place on time.