Sentence examples for Acknowledging upfront from inspiring English sources

"Let me begin by acknowledging upfront that this is an area where otherwise like-minded economists disagree," Mr. Sperling said at the start of his remarks.

I have to acknowledge upfront that I have never been to Nelson's home state.

Raised in the United States, he acknowledges upfront his quintessentially American lens: "I had begun to see self-invention as a theme of India's unfolding drama.

Let's acknowledge upfront that it is a two-headed beast: partly about the personal biases that reporters may bring into their work, and partly about the middle-ground reporting that muddies the truth in the name of fairness.

I acknowledge upfront that this list skews more towards hip-hop than R&B – we could have done with some more moments to play with – so recommendations in that area especially are welcome.

This kind of adolescent revving of the engines ("Hoo-boy, let's lay some rubber!") can get tiresome and Eggers knows it can, as he acknowledges upfront in AHBWOSG, in one of his several strategies for deflecting or second-guessing criticism of his book: "There is no overwhelming need to read the preface.

But friends of the health-care law need to acknowledge upfront that no matter how effectively they criticize the court, a ruling against it would be a real defeat — for the president, for the cause of expanding insurance coverage, and for progressives generally.

As CEO, I would acknowledge upfront that we have certain brands and products that are cash cows now — but are slowly dying.

We need to acknowledge upfront that these types of ads preach to an echo chamber and lack effectiveness.

It should be acknowledged upfront that homeopathic practitioners, patients and users of these natural medicines are often surprised and amazed at the results they experience in the treatment of themselves, children, infants, animals and even plants.

Author: Bruce Ravesloot Background: The evaluation team acknowledges upfront the general ambition and the complex operating environment of the program.