Sentence examples for starting to be appreciated from inspiring English sources

"Objects of industrial design are starting to be appreciated as much as chairs".

But the main reason is that, while Mr. Moholy-Nagy's more famous peers were leaders in disciplines whose importance was recognized throughout the 20th century — Mr. Gropius, Mr. Breuer and Mr. Mies in architecture and Mr. Albers in painting — his own influence was greatest in the younger medium of digital design, whose cultural significance is only just starting to be appreciated.

This is where their true value lies – and it is just now starting to be appreciated at a nationwide level.

However, as both proximal and distal TORC1 effectors continue to be described, the extent of this temporal regulation of growth control is only starting to be appreciated.

This review deals with a small group of stress-inducible proteins called Sestrins (Sesns), whose physiological functions are just starting to be appreciated and understood.

Disruption of these pathways can sustain pathogenic processes (e.g., in skin, heart, kidney, and brain) that are only starting to be appreciated on a molecular level.

The importance of fractional calculus, i.e. the study of differentiation and integration to non-integer orders, started to be appreciated during the last few decades, mainly because many successful models were developed in various branches of science and engineering.

After several recent studies, however, their genetic significance starts to be appreciated: not only do they exist in large numbers in the human populations, they may also have a more significant impact on phenotypic variation than SNPs [ 3- 7].

Kenya's success story has demonstrated mobile money's potential, and its benefits are starting to be more widely appreciated.

And it's through that kind of storytelling that I'm starting to be able to appreciate the parallels between the hockey enforcer and the martial artist.

The impact of unrhythmic circadian clock on obesity has started to be increasingly appreciated nowadays.