Sentence examples for will be recognised for from inspiring English sources

I hope when Wilkinson is mentioned in the past tense that he will be recognised for his worth, which is colossal".

I hope when Wilkinson is mentioned in future in the past tense that he will be recognised for his worth, which is colossal".

"I don't mean that we'll just do anything, but that we will be recognised for doing a range of quality work that's eclectic, ambitious, messy and exciting".

He will be recognised for setting a new tone in history, and for an intellect that perhaps we may not see again".

What now? Do you resubmit the work to a lower-ranking OA journal, hoping that the paper will be recognised for its merits, despite the fact that many scientists at best ignore those journals and at worst ridicule them?

Farah will be recognised for his feats at the European Athletics awards night on 15 October in Arona, Spain, alongside the women's winner Mariya Savinova of Russia, who took 800m gold in Daegu.

What better way to inspire the next generation and prove that whether they are black, white or Asian; male or female, they can, and will, be recognised purely for their talent?

That acceptance is importance because it firmly establishes a basic tenet of a true free market economy: that a fee can be placed on anything for which there is a demand … And it is not hard to forsee the day when what are presently considered "free" services will be recognised by creative capitalists for what they are – profit opportunities.

Because each image is different and because parts of an image will be recognised by different means (for instance, the difference between a small nanoparticle and an extended cell membrane), there is no universal set of training features which will classify every image.

Media Advisory: UNICEF and Unilever Foundation recognise young reporters' efforts ahead of Global Handwashing Day 10 Ocotober 2013 - Members of the Children's Radio Foundation's Young Reporters Network will be recognised and rewarded this weekend for their efforts in creativity and health promotion.

What:  UNICEF and Unilever Foundation Young Reporters Challenge Awards When:  11am Saturday 12 October 2013 Where: Claude's Centre, Wesfleur Circle, Atlantis, Western Cape Members of the Children's Radio Foundation's Young Reporters Network will be recognised and rewarded this weekend for their efforts in creativity and health promotion.