Sentence examples for to be recognised among from inspiring English sources
By virtue of it being our debut, it obviously means a lot to us, and it's great for it to be recognised among such prestigious talent".
It has come to be recognised as among the most influential records in rock history.
Only the most striking cases of repeated evolution would therefore be recognised among highly disparate groups (e.g., the evolution of beaks in turtles and birds [ 33]; albinism in cave insects and fish [ 34]).
Although a coherent evolutionary lineage may be recognised among the studied P. alpicola-forms and accepted as a taxonomic unit following the cohesion species model [ 56], the widespread existence of individuals formed by backcrosses with the parents, strongly complicates the species limits.
"We want to be recognised in a real way". Among UKYCC's petitions this week is a reversal of the current ban on under-18s attending UN climate debates.
Eminent women in engineering, philanthropy and sport were among those to be recognised with the highest accolade in the 2016 Australia Day honours.
The Women's Library houses a historical archive that is recognised among historians to be unique.
Even in countries where the syndrome is recognised among children, it is hard for women to be treated for ADHD.
Turing's fame has long been recognised among computer scientists and mathematicians.
They are both Oxford University educated journalists who are recognised among the country's most prominent and highly paid newscasters.
For example, no statistically significant differences were recognised among age groups for all parameters.
