Sentence examples for the same level of recognition from inspiring English sources

What's more, the group found, women must work twice as hard as men to achieve the same level of recognition and prove they can lead.

The FSG logo is elegant, but it's never had the same level of recognition as the Random House house, the S.& S. sower, or the Knopf borzoi.

Up to 20% improvement in energy consumption is achieved by integrating approximate multipliers into the system while maintaining almost the same level of recognition rate achieved using standard multipliers.

What is so different about Tim that means he and his bike do not deserve the same level of recognition in the law that a gay man would receive if he were the victim of a similar incident at the hands of a thieving homophobe?

Is there a double standard at work? Research on gender stereotyping from Catalyst suggests that no matter how women choose to lead, they are perceived as "never just right". What's more, the group found, women must work twice as hard as men to achieve the same level of recognition and prove they can lead.

"Ben is recognised to be the best Olympic sailor that has ever sailed but hasn't had the same level of recognition so hopefully when he wins his fourth gold medal, he's also got a silver as well, that he will be recognised in the right way".

Mezzo Elina Garanca and tenor Roberto Alagna are both at the top of the opera hierarchy but may not have quite the same level of name recognition.

Despite having been in Milwaukee for almost fifty years, the Bucks do not have nearly the same statewide following nor the same level of brand recognition as the NFL's near-century-old Green Bay Packers.

Qualcomm is the Intel of the mobile world, after all, but without garish stickers on every PC, a two-word catchy slogan and mascots in brightly colored cleanroom suits, it doesn't enjoy the same level of public recognition.

But according to Gallup's weekly tracking, Gingrich had roughly the same level of name recognition last week (85percentt) as in January (84percentt).

To cite just one example, 61% of women engineers reported having to prove themselves repeatedly to get the same level of respect and recognition as their colleagues, as compared with 35% of white men.