Sentence examples for ultimate recognition from inspiring English sources

Voted for by the public, it is the ultimate recognition for any sportsman or woman.

And in 2002 he received the ultimate recognition for it: the Nobel Peace Prize.

Perhaps the ultimate recognition of its particular status occurred in the 1970s, when the budding appropriation artist Richard Prince snapped a photograph of his girlfriend posing in a Maine field he thought looked something like the Olson place.

In acknowledgement of the 60th Lindau Meeting of Nobel Laureates, Nature looks at the hard work, inspiration and ultimate recognition associated with a life dedicated to scientific enquiry, and how these can be passed to the next generation.

"As people rebuild we're carrying in goods from Italy, Spain, Egypt and Turkey".In this section A slow climb Closed for business Ultimate recognition Channel change A post-Qaddafi pause The can-do city Cleaning up Riding the wave ReprintsThe city of 300,000 has always been business-minded but the gap with the rest of the country is widening.

It was the failure of this policy with the breakup of the West Indies Federation (1958 62) that led to the first phase of independence (1962 66), the second stage of independence involving the Bahamas and the West Indies Associated States (1973 83), and the ultimate recognition by Britain of a residual and continuing category of dependencies.

As the Susan Boyle juggernaut rumbles on, it has emerged that the Scottish spinster has achieved the ultimate accolade – recognition on The Simpsons.

(Like China, the creators of "Nixon" had to wait a generation for the ultimate American recognition, in their case from the new moguls of the Met).

Establishment of appropriate connections among neurons in the developing nervous system is accomplished by detection and response to a complex series of guidance cues and ultimate target recognition, collectively referred to as "axonal pathfinding" (for a review, see Raper and Mason, 2010).

It would be the ultimate symbol of recognition and, crucially for North Korea, legitimacy.

Liu, J., Deng, Y., Bai, T., Wei, Z. & Huang, C. Targeting ultimate accuracy: face recognition via deep embedding.