Sentence examples for sufficient recognition from inspiring English sources

Considering his perverse need to swim against the tide, it's not hard to see why Mr. Tillim never got what he thought was sufficient recognition for his art.

They brought him sufficient recognition after the war to abandon his college studies for journalism, initially as news editor of the Raleigh Times and later as director of news and programmes for the principal local radio network.

For one thing, the exchanges helped inspire Secretary Powell to add to his itinerary Damascus, a crucial Hezbollah patron and a capital long fearful of not being accorded sufficient recognition by Washington in any peace negotiations.

This amounted to a loss of 1 years' salary, and I discussed this with you at the time, when you indicated that it was both an appropriate and sufficient recognition of the circumstances".

Although a handful of leading actresses have won Academy Awards for comic performances (Judy Holliday in "Born Yesterday," Diane Keaton in "Annie Hall" and Cher in "Moonstruck," among others), a nomination for a clownishly self-centered role like Bridget Jones is, to most Academy members, quite sufficient recognition, thank you.

The authors of the review argue that England's wildlife protection areas are "not effective enough at preserving species due to poor management", but do not give sufficient recognition to the huge contribution that farmers and land managers already make in helping to boost wildlife.

Furthermore, in eusocial species with strict intranidal mating, a colony-specific signal should be sufficient for recognition between the sexes and thus, selection towards a species-specific signal that allows recognition between sexes from different supercolonies should be relaxed [53].

But he insisted that Napster had sufficient name recognition to thrive again.

Relatives of Tenzing have long said he has not received sufficient international recognition, especially from the UK government, for his achievements.

We show that Neh2 domain is sufficient for recognition, ubiquitination, and proteasomal degradation of Neh2-luciferase fusion protein.

An adequate semantic understanding of the sentence 'Bill Gates is richer than everyone else alive' would then be sufficient for recognition of its truth.