Sentence examples for a direct acknowledgement from inspiring English sources
"The commercial logic in offering a combined price for anything is a direct acknowledgement that you are either looking for a discount over the individual valuations, or you are offering a 'persuasion bonus' by taking on board by taking an unsellable asset off someone's hands in order to get the other one.
We are not saying that these authors are intentionally neglecting them, but rather that these seminal works had such a deep impact on the field that they have become part of the accepted paradigm and a direct acknowledgement is not considered necessary.
The remarks, in a Guardian interview, represented the most direct acknowledgement to date from a senior minister, or arguably from any western leader, of China's ascendant position in the global pecking order.
The announcement is the company's most direct acknowledgement to date that a 2006 theft of its source code put customers at risk of attack.
But the result is that there is no direct acknowledgement of the brilliant talent in that play.
It is believed to be the government's most direct acknowledgement to date that people are not allowed to fly because of what the government believes they might do and not what they have already done.
Moses's sneering dismissal of Jacobs's book was one of very few direct acknowledgements of her existence.
Recently published results of tree large clinical trials have further enriched the acknowledgement about a direct effect of tight glycemic control and reduction of CV disease in patients with type 2 diabetes.
In addition to offering thanks in the acknowledgements and a direct homage in the text, Spiotta has extended DeLillo's persistent investigation of modern experience to the Web, a place that DeLillo has never quite ventured with his full abilities.
DONC based on the fact that packet losses have a direct effect on the amount of the successfully received packets and indirect effect with implicit acknowledgement misses.
