Sentence examples for started to be recognised from inspiring English sources
The phrase "started to be recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a gradual process of gaining acknowledgment or validation over time. Example: "Over the years, her contributions to the field started to be recognised by her peers and the academic community."
Ageing has started to be recognised in the SDGs, following the commitment set by the UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon to 'leave no-one behind'".
"Their bags were empty and I remember saying to Gary: 'Well, what is the point of that?' and he said: 'Well, no one else knows.' "These bags started to be recognised in really savvy parts of New York City, so when we opened the store people thought there was already a store somewhere.
Taking a critical look at the economic policies for Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania, it can be seen that in terms of economic development planning, pastoralists have started to be recognised, and the need for special attention to dryland development is also captured.
My subs have grown by 1,000 percent in the last three weeks and have started to be recognised in central London.
In 1986, the predominant issue raised by children was sexual abuse, the extent of which was only then starting to be recognised.
But little by little she is starting to be recognised as a leading light of the American avant-garde; as a composer who, with her vigorous, complex but emotionally direct music, helped shape the course of American music.
But it's the work that goes on in a theatre that makes it a theatre, not the stage or the machinery and at last it's starting to be recognised that what makes a truly great theatre is the activity going on beyond its four walls and how deeply it is rooted in the local community.
Membrane filtration and especially ultrafiltration (UF), starts to be recognised as the best pre-treatment before RO.
Nokia said it will follow its existing practices for disclosing patent licensing revenue in its quarterly announcements, and expects revenues for the agreement to start to be recognised in the second quarter of 2017, including an element of non-recurring catch-up revenue.
In 2009 oilseed rape was cultivated on approximately 15% of UK arable land (∼600 000hand1]), and it has become a familiar part of our spring landscape, yet the potential ecological impacts of this change in agricultural practice are only just starting to be recognised [2], [3], [4], [5].
It is starting to be recognised that depression and anxiety negatively impact upon outcome after rotator cuff repair [ 22] and require greater attention from clinicians.
