Sentence examples for Gradually acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Dr. Melody Goodman of Washington University in St . Louisrecently said, "Your zip code is a better predictor of health than your genetic code". Fortunately, both housing and health professionals are gradually acknowledging this, and encouraging solutions are emerging.

Six service users reported gradually acknowledging their problems as mental ill-health and subsequently initiating help-seeking.

But it has gradually acknowledged ties to people close to the Republican Party and Mr. Bush's campaign.

Throughout the past decade, the medical community has gradually acknowledged the fallibility of medical science and imperfections of our health care organizations.

In aquaculture, since Hydrodynamic Vortex Separator (HDVS) is able to control flocs concentration effectively, the Recirculating Biofloc Technology RBFTT) has been gradually acknowledged (Zhu et al., 2016).

The French government has gradually acknowledged its responsibility in disrupting French Polynesia's biotope and failing to properly dismantle the testing sites.

That is, they gradually acknowledge their client's culpability during the trial, while also introducing arguments for why the penalty should be life in prison.

As the networked aspects of the design work are gradually acknowledged, the need to learn how to systematically manage the requirements and understand the big picture of the overall design project are highlighted.

In Italy he consciously modeled some drawings on the linear restraint of the Florentine masters, such as Michelangelo, although he gradually acknowledged the lure of the Venetian painters, such as Titian, and their densely hued surfaces.

It was gradually acknowledged, by all except extreme fundamentalists, that the Genesis stories of the Creation and the Fall were representations of the deepest truths about man and the universe in the form of myth rather than history, and were none the less valid for that.

Like too many of Mr. Moynihan's ruminations over the years, the Moynihan Report was oversimplified by some critics and then misunderstood for years before experts in the field gradually acknowledged that perhaps Mr. Moynihan had been mostly right after all.