Sentence examples for today recognized from inspiring English sources

Ming novels are today recognized as masterpieces of popular vernacular literature.

However, three epidemics that took place in the late 18th century mark the arrival of the disease that is today recognized as dengue fever.

Why is Magna Carta today recognized as the foundational document of English constitutional law and the symbol of liberty and freedom throughout the English-speaking world?

Cases of what is today recognized as anorexia nervosa have been documented throughout history, but it was not officially recognized as a psychiatric disorder until 1980, when its incidence increased greatly.

That practice — pursued for more than a century, and today recognized by scientists as a really dumb idea — allowed younger trees and underbrush to flourish in many places, increasing the density of flammable material and thus exposing forests to fires hotter and more intense than they had evolved in response to.

Moreover, they are today recognized as proper instruments to assess economic, environmental and social externalities of energy systems.

"You have got states today recognizing this in Mexico".

Any thinking person today recognizes the urgent calamity of climate change and pollution.

"Most organizations today recognize that your key managers are the ones at the point of service delivery," Dr. Viteritti said.

They created programs still widely used today recognizing certain symbols and names — accent marks are not typically among them.

Icelanders today recognize Sigurðsson's efforts as largely responsible for their economic and social resurgence.