Sentence examples for acknowledge a broad from inspiring English sources

Even toy analysts who admire the company and its recent success acknowledge a broad shift.

In so doing, he broke with his mentor and a hero of the French left, former President François Mitterrand, who refused to acknowledge a broad French role in the detentions and deportations.

It included little from outside the Western Hemisphere and little by women, but it was the first big show to acknowledge a broad range of mixed-media work that fell under freshly coined terms like Arte Povera, Process Art, Anti-Form, Conceptual art and performance art.

Mexico doesn't have a very good track record either on meat safety; in 2011, for instance, five of its soccer stars tested positive for steroids because of tainted beef they had unwittingly eaten, prompting officials to acknowledge a broader problem involving steroid-tainted meat.

Failsafe software design means acknowledging a broad spectrum of downside threats and possibilities, and carefully bounding the risks.

The Red Ochre award for Foley's achievements in the arts comes on the heels of another accolade last year that also acknowledged a broader contribution to public life.

However, acknowledging a broader spectrum of factors known to contribute to the hazard level (Supplementary Fig. 1), the regional differences appear less pronounced (Fig. 2d).

More recent discussions have acknowledged a broader range of consent options involving: [ 1] - opting-in (project-specific or a broad authorization for research use); - opting-out (usually with some notification process); or - use without the option of opting out.

White House officials and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle acknowledge that a broad overhaul, including a pathway to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants, would have a better chance at attracting votes for passage, especially among Republicans, if it had vigorous support from business.

This paper attempts to identify some of these structural contradictions, all the while acknowledging a much broader, and more complex, context of change.

Totally mad for music," acknowledges Mehrdad, a broad smile appearing beneath his impressive moustache.