Sentence examples for so widely recognized from inspiring English sources

The unique character of rosé wines is so widely recognized that in France, they outsell white wine.

One said that even if the four officers are acquitted, they will be so widely recognized they will have trouble working again in the neighborhoods.

PX used to be V.I.P., but most restaurants stopped using that label years ago because it was so widely recognized and offended non-V.I.P. customers who heard it being used.

Fred Risser, a Senate Democrat whose nearly six decades of service make him the longest-tenured state legislator in the country, said he had never been so widely recognized.

But because handbags have become as socially totemic as the kind of car one drives, the Birkin is now an accessory so widely recognized and copied that it trumpets its price tag louder than any late-model, logo-splashed Louis Vuitton Murakami purse.

Of course, the most common events in retailing are sales events, some of which have become so widely recognized that they are brands in their own right.

Doing so has been widely recognized as a non-precautionary design [8, 9].

After its creation in 1991 it took another eight years or so to be widely recognized, but during that period, arguments arose as to what Linux really was.

Doing so has been widely recognized as a non-precautionary design [8, 9].   (iv) No data were provided on the dose of toxins the daphnia were exposed to (and how much they ingested).

It's rare to see something like this thrust into the world and have it so quickly and widely recognized for what it is; it's rarer still to see the creators of such a game get deeply introspective about the creative process right as it's launching.

Commonly, only about 11 or so orishas are widely recognized throughout the African diaspora.