Sentence examples for a widespread acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

The Muslim communities that have formed, notably in Paris and Marseille, have not escaped discrimination, but there is a widespread acknowledgment of their contributions to cuisine, music, dance, painting, and literature.

And yet – incongruously precipitated by revelations about MPs' bills for duck houses, trouser presses and servants' quarters – there is a widespread acknowledgment that Britain's political system is in a profound crisis.

Financial firms took positions that would render them insolvent if housing prices fell on a national level this despite widespread acknowledgment of a bubble in the market.

Francesco Scognamiglio has been working for the better part of a decade before enjoying more widespread acknowledgment, in part because of putting Lady Gaga in a plastic dress.

There is now widespread acknowledgment that a large-scale, global problem of forced labor and sexual slavery exists.

In the first place, although there is an abundance of criticism for the way the Americans are handling things in Iraq, there is widespread acknowledgment that the British are doing a pretty good job under difficult circumstances.

It is precisely what is happening right now with the widespread acknowledgment that the raid on the Mavi Marmara was a tragic blunder.

But widespread acknowledgment of the influence is new.

No "Kane," no "Vertigo"; but no "Breathless," no widespread acknowledgment of "Vertigo".

If there was widespread shock over Ms. Palin's decision in Alaska, there was also widespread acknowledgment that she had political problems that were hobbling her in office.

Widespread acknowledgment of collaboration under the Nazi occupation has come to France only in the past two decades, notably after a speech in 1995 by President Jacques Chirac, who spoke of the country's "collective wrongdoing".