Sentence examples for Acknowledge this point from inspiring English sources

Those who acknowledge this point probably think it doesn't matter, because they themselves are only getting back about the same as they paid into the Medicare trust fund from the Medicare portion of the payroll tax.

It's also right for religion to concede ground to science to explain natural processes; but at the same time, science has to concede that despite its huge advances it still cannot answer questions about the nature of the universe - such as whether we are freak chances of evolution in an indifferent cosmos (Dawkins does finally acknowledge this point in the programmes).

Chipotle Communications Director Chris Arnold seems to acknowledge this point: "We'd like for these little two-minute essays to provide a little analog pause in an otherwise digital world," he told me.

When debating Hitchens in the Munk Debates last fall, Tony Blair may well have thought to acknowledge this point and saved himself a lashing from one of the best debaters on the planet.

We have revised the text to acknowledge this point.

Dominant theoretical models of depression acknowledge this point to an extent.

Mr. Vosskuhle acknowledged this point, suggesting the idea of changing the Constitution to restrict funding from parties that are recognized as violating Germany's democratic principles.

Mr. Chen acknowledged this point indirectly when he noted that unlike China, most countries do not require joint ventures with local partners to own any assembly plants built in their markets.

"However, these researchers only looked at men aged over 45, so we would need to see further research to confirm that breakfast has the same impact on the heart health of other groups of people". Rimm acknowledges this point, but points out that other studies have found similarly adverse effects on younger people of skipping breakfast.

That was mistake No. 1. "He acknowledges this point but says that the outcome of the criminal case will affect a future civil deportation proceeding, which would be covered by the order, " says John Yoo, who, like me, believes the action is illegitimate.

Locke himself acknowledges this point.