Sentence examples for acknowledge out of from inspiring English sources

You should not seek to make a buck from someone who waived her chance to do so — it is noteworthy that she charged you no interest — and acted, as you acknowledge, out of kindness.

SACK [24] allows the destination to acknowledge out-of-order segments and retransmit lost packets selectively.

I got the raise and yet it probably took me an hour to recover from the awkwardness of acknowledging out loud that I was doing a good job.

Armstrong acknowledged "Out of detent.

Mills admitted that there was occasionally dissension between band members on what causes they might support, but acknowledged "Out of respect for the people who disagree, those discussions tend to stay in-house, just because we'd rather not let people know where the divisions lie, so people can't exploit them for their own purposes".

But while Pelé has been faulted publicly before for his stance on various issues and for his initial failure to acknowledge an out-of-wedlock daughter, the level of criticism against him and other soccer figures has changed.

Acknowledging that out-of-pocket expenses would rise, Fletcher proposed a 1% salary increase to offset the additional costs.

Although clearly non-random and containing the unusual sub-sample just acknowledged, the out-of-school group was diverse and not dominated by any single source.

It's worth standing out in the snow just to savor the anticlimax of midnight, just to acknowledge that out of the tens of millions of species on this planet, only one bothers to celebrate not the passing of time, but the way it has chosen to mark the passing of time.

(Wc.18) Even though some of the providers acknowledged the out of pocket expenditure for medicine and supplies, they did not perceive it as a barrier for users at the public health facility and they felt the cost is much lower than in private facilities.

Certainly the tsunami is nothing that the people of Hafun would ever have wished for, but they do acknowledge that out of something bad has also come some good.