Sentence examples for acknowledge how difficult from inspiring English sources

But DeVita does not acknowledge how difficult that change might prove to be.

Or do they quietly acknowledge how difficult it is to eradicate paganism?

Blair said: "I think we should acknowledge how difficult these decisions are.

To be fair, UK minister Maude continues to acknowledge how difficult a challenge greater openness can be for governments, for politicians and officials alike.

He also said that it was important to acknowledge how difficult this time of unemployment was and, no matter how much talk of recovery there is, recognize there was still far to go to return to economic normalcy.

Writing in the Harvard Business Review, Rob Goffee, a London Business School professor, and Gareth Jones, who teaches at Insead in France, say the first thing you need to do is acknowledge how difficult your task is.

"We commend the bravery of those who brought these allegations forward, acknowledging how difficult and distressing this would have been.

Hiddink has spoken with Terry about his situation and acknowledged how difficult it is for players when they have to stop playing at the top level.

Politico's executive editor, Jim VandeHei, acknowledged how difficult it could be for pundits to break through in a news media environment that has become saturated.

He acknowledged how difficult it had become for many to compare Mayweather Jr. with other boxing greats, in large part because there is no obvious historical comparison.

Each side tried to make its case, and the judge, Charles P. Sifton, acknowledged how difficult a decision this might be for him.