Sentence examples for was not fully recognized from inspiring English sources

It was not fully recognized in all the states until 1999 New Hampshire was the last.

The sophisticated form of Cyprian Norwid's poetry was not fully recognized until the 20th century.

Although the Treasury announced its buyback plan on Jan . 13 the reality of its effects was not fully recognized by bond traders until recently.

Most of these records were released on out-of-town labels, and Mayfield's status as a lyricist and innovative guitarist was not fully recognized until he formed his own Curtom label in 1968 in partnership with his longtime manager, Eddie Thomas.

On the other hand, the large area of subsidence seen in period I (partially reaching <−200 mm; Figs. 5a and 6, Table 2) was not fully recognized in 2006 2008 by Onishi et al. (2009).

It was not fully recognized perhaps by the sheer fact of having to cut out a third of the film.

Astonishingly, his and others' efforts were not fully recognized.

But it is clear that Freddie Mac plays a crucial role in financial markets that is not fully recognized by government oversight.

"Globalization has created a new kind of national security threat that is not fully recognized by the administration or Congress," said Richard A. Clarke, the nation's counterterrorism coordinator on the National Security Council.

The European Union is also unlikely to accept Kosovo as a member while the status of the north stretch of its territory is being challenged internally and its international borders are not fully recognized and under Kosovo's control.

Greenstein says that only three of the 11 presidents he studied "stand out as fundamentally free of distracting emotional perturbations" -- Eisenhower, Ford and Bush, none of whom was considered a particularly strong president, although each had virtues that Greenstein maintains are not fully recognized or appreciated.