Sentence examples for acknowledge less from inspiring English sources

Non-profits have also told us that they'd like to be more transparent with their results, sharing outcome metrics on what approaches work better than others, but they fear losing funding if they acknowledge less than stellar results.

President Donald Trump's administration labeled The Associated Press's reporting on a leak "100percentt false" on Friday morning, only to acknowledge less than an hour later that the story was based on a real document.

Acknowledging "less than honorable" actions by the United States against Hawaiian natives more than a century ago, the federal government recommended today that their descendants be given the same sovereign status as most Indian tribes.

"As AT&T acknowledged less than three years ago during a merger proceeding," referring to AT&T's acquisition of Centennial Wireless, "it aims to 'develop its rate plans, features and prices in response to competitive conditions and offerings at the national levels — primarily the plans offered by the other national carriers,' " the Justice Department said in its lawsuit.

But even in New York City, Mr. Gates acknowledged, less than 40% of the graduates from the small high schools were ready for their college classes at the City University of New York.

Some of this difference will be related to the much higher smoking prevalence in the younger age group (45%), acknowledging less use of peri-conceptual folic acid (because there are more unplanned pregnancies), and a much lower risk of a chromosomal defect.

Governments in New Delhi have been reluctant to even acknowledge, much less punish, acts of mass violence.

Yet, ironically, few of us wish to acknowledge, much less talk about, it.

A Bronx cheer greets the miscue and Freddie smiles to acknowledge the less than classical shot.

Structural incompatibility: A powerful twice-divorced male will be unable to acknowledge, much less sanction, the ambitions of a much younger female mate.

Despite its contribution to economic growth, few governments actually acknowledge, much less court, the diaspora dollars as an important source of economic growth.