Sentence examples for Greatest acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

The greatest acknowledgment of Lue's contribution during the finals came from O'Neal during yesterday's morning practice.

The greatest acknowledgment Peter Rice got in your supplement as the co-designer of Pompidou was a brief mention in a piece that focused on the "death of the modular building" and Pompidou's restoration in 1997 - five years after his death.

Despite a five-decade history in which he has performed with an all-star catalog of jazz artists, released more than 40 albums, received six Grammy nominations and repeatedly been selected as Down Beat magazine's Male Jazz Vocalist of the Year, Murphy's greatest acknowledgment has come from other performers and a relatively small but fiercely loyal fan base.

But our research highlights the need for greater acknowledgment of the role that informal processes play in career progression.

Let's at least start with a greater acknowledgment of the plight of millennials and the role that we — in many cases, their parents — played in creating it.

As he moves between those worlds, Father Bambrick hopes to promote greater acknowledgment of victims, more accountability by the church and a measure of healing for both.

The move to embrace the bulk of the changes appeared to signal a greater acknowledgment of shortcomings in antiterrorism and detention policies than Justice Department officials had publicly admitted.

Paul, polling in the same neighborhood as Kasich but still representing an active strain of conservatism, would push for greater acknowledgment of racism in the criminal-justice system — on the stump, he talks at length about Kalief Browder.

"Greater acknowledgment and concerns emerging from their closer proximity to donors and governments than intended beneficiaries also brought into question the very comparative advantages once lauded," wrote the authors.

Paul, polling in the same neighborhood as Kasich but still representing an active strain of conservatism, would push for greater acknowledgment of racism in the criminal-justice system on the stump, he talks at length about Kalief Browder.

If there is a missing element in "Weak Foundations," it is greater acknowledgment of the recent real estate boom and its effect on what Mr. Ashkin calls the "new urban ethics".