Sentence examples for though widely recognized from inspiring English sources

While the liberal press focused on Colonel Shaw's heroism, Sergeant Carney's valor, though widely recognized, was far less celebrated.

We suggest that this perspective on the ecological importance of shifts in soil occupancy patterns due to social interactions is overlooked within plant ecology, though widely recognized in the context of animal territoriality, density and resource availability (Hixon 1980).

The association of Graves' and thymic hyperplasia, though not widely recognized, can be reasonably ascertained using the clinical history and CT findings.

Of note, though not widely recognized, aCL and ACA seem to be mutually exclusive [ 105, 106].

Heritage Day is not an official national holiday, though it is widely recognized throughout Canada.

Even though Mr. Rogers is widely recognized as an important documentarian, he tended to see himself as a failure.

Though it is widely recognized that geographic constraints and national borders impede the diffusion of knowledge, less attention has been devoted to the temporal evolution of these constraints.

Congress has spurned the cap-and-trade approach China is trying, even though it is widely recognized as a cheaper way to lower emissions.

Another person said the idea of Nokia using Android wasn't a part of Microsoft's discussions with the company about an acquisition, even though that was widely recognized as a possibility.

Even though COPE was widely recognized as effective, government was reluctant to extend the model using government funds.

Even though it is widely recognized that there is limited research on the role of male involvement during pregnancy [ 13- 15], there are promising links to beneficial effects.