Sentence examples for starting to be recognized from inspiring English sources
About a month ago, Mr. Brabender asked Mr. Santorum if he was starting to be recognized more when he walked alone through airports.
Systems biology is just starting to be recognized by federal and provincial granting councils, says Figeys.
When Loopt launched in 2006 it was ahead of a curve that is just starting to be recognized: Location.
Although less deadly than its cousin Plasmodium falciparum, which causes most malaria deaths, P. vivax is starting to be recognized as an important cause of serious disease across the globe.
This paper seeks to add to the growing literature on cash grants in rentier states by focusing on their potential impact in a particular class of resource-rich states in the developing world: countries with very high per capita resource rents, which are starting to be recognized as a category of their own [1, 2, 3].
"Having people with different viewpoints is extremely valuable and I think that's starting to be recognized by people in business… it's not because of PR, it's actually because it will give you better decisions if you get people with different cognitive, diverse viewpoints".
On the upside, plastic pollution has at least started to be recognized as a serious issue.
Now Mrs. Zizmor, whose name on her credit card already causes double takes, has started to be recognized in her own right.
With more of his music out there, Lauderdale started receiving jobs to collaborate with people such as Elvis Costello, and with the Buddy and Jim Show, a SiriusXM program he co-hosts each week with Buddy Miller, and he started to be recognized by people outside Nashville as representing the rich traditions of country's glory years.
In this regard, the main characters ("the protagonist" or "the hero") are started to be recognized.
Third-generation cellular networks are exposed to novel forms of denial-of-service attacks that only recently have started to be recognized and documented by the scientific community.
