Sentence examples similar to acknowledge altering from inspiring English sources

He also acknowledges altering some images that he originally claimed as the work of his ancestor, "just to keep people interested".

This figure is, in essence, a sensitivity analysis of the cost-benefit and net return relationship given variation in monetary amounts, though I acknowledge that altering the market price of almonds was not part of the initial analysis.

But even political opponents frankly acknowledge the altered dynamics since Cohen entered the race.

Certain liquors, it has widely been acknowledged, have altered their recipes in response to shifting consumer tastes.

A pragmatic pro-European should acknowledge that, when circumstances alter, democratic systems adapt.

It is Mr. Gingrich who now has the momentum, and, they acknowledge, that could significantly alter the playing field in Florida.

The Irish constitution was altered to acknowledge this fact in 1999, when voters overwhelmingly endorsed the Good Friday Agreement (Belfast Agreement) of 1998, a peace plan signed by the Irish and British governments and nationalist (Roman Catholic) and unionist (Protestant) political parties in Northern Ireland.

The Education Department, in fact, did acknowledge and attempt to alter this situation by publishing a list of 'Do's and Don'ts' for kindergartens in 1999.

A Marine Corps commander has acknowledged that he altered maintenance records to put the V-22 Osprey aircraft program, projected to cost more than $30 billion, in a favorable light, the Pentagon said.

The metabolic profiles of cancer cells have long been acknowledged to be altered and to provide new therapeutic opportunities.

Even some scientists working on altering wood composition acknowledge that reducing lignin too much could lead to wobbly, vulnerable trees.