Sentence examples for acknowledge an element of from inspiring English sources

While not admitting to any stuffing in his shirt, Mr. Mansouri, the company's general director, did acknowledge an element of truth to the rumors.

Furthermore, five manuscripts acknowledge an element of financial support for their study from a commercial company (Hill et al. 2007; Smith et al. 2009a; Zoeller et al. 2007; Stout et al. 2006; Jordan et al. 2010).

McDermid denies the charge but acknowledges an element of pragmatism.

Turnbull acknowledged an element of disillusionment with major parties and said Pauline Hanson had tapped into "real concern in the community" about foreign ownership of agricultural land.

He insists "there is no old fashioned transfer pricing going on", but acknowledges "an element of concern and suspicion.. that there are excess profits".

Mr. Besigye acknowledges an element of romantic friction in the political dynamics between him and President Museveni, but he said it was not a critical factor.

I called Christian Beckwith, the magazine's founder, who praised Robert's courage, if not his prowess — "The technical difficulty of what he does is not extraordinary," he said — but acknowledged an element of sacrilege in his "shtick".

But she also acknowledges an element of self-protection in not reporting harassment, a desire to move on from an incident and forget it happened.

Graham Greene's chip of ice is not a very attractive thing, so you do sometimes enter into a sort of doublethink: 'They won't like it, but they might like it more if it's well done.'" But going back to that question about fame he does acknowledge enjoying an element of privacy in operating within the small worlds of poetry and London literary life.

It acknowledges that an element of judgment is involved in deciding what results its search engine should prioritise; without this, the information that it serves up would be less relevant to users and riddled with spam.

However, he does acknowledge there is an element of a Pandora's box about the field including genetic engineering for non-medical purposes.