Sentence examples for yet widely recognized from inspiring English sources

The club's tongue-in-cheek popularity is not yet widely recognized.

Learning about a cult artist — those underappreciated geniuses whose influence on a given art form are not yet widely recognized — is one of life's great pleasures.

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46% of respondents believe that digital badges are not yet widely recognized and 38% say badges are not yet taken seriously.

Resources such as the American College of Medical Toxicology (2005) and, for pediatric issues, the PEHSUs (ATSDR 2005) are available but are not yet widely recognized.

Why has transfusion-associated dengue not yet been widely recognized as a problem in dengue-endemic countries?

The clinical and pathological characteristics of squamous cell/adenosquamous carcinomas (SC/ASC) of the gallbladder have not yet been widely recognized because these subtypes are rather rare.

Yet it is widely recognized that the lawyers' protests may be severely endangering the stability of the country.

While compassion toward animals is already part of the vocabulary/rhetoric, empathy with them as individuals, parents and families is yet to be widely recognized.

In this paper we only focused on published reports, yet it is widely recognized that only a small proportion of studies reach the publication stage.