Sentence examples for acknowledge that either from inspiring English sources

If we don't do it, we will need to acknowledge that either I work inefficiently or you work badly and you will need to resign," he told the gathering.

Similarly, President Obama did not acknowledge that either he chose the wrong people to develop the website or failed to adequately manage the process that was so central to the success of his signature domestic endeavor.

I am not even focused yet on Tuesday," says Pierce, who acknowledges that either way these might be the last few days of one of the most elaborate shadow campaigns in modern political history.

Acknowledging that either party could potentially become identified with privacy, Mr. Newhouse said the competition will be over who "can be there first and strongest and be the noisiest on it".

"The SFA is complicit in all of this because they have not, at least up until now, had the courage to publicly acknowledge that they either ignored or did not really understand the well-publicised structure surrounding the relationship that Rangers FC had with certain of its players".

Rösler acknowledged that was that.

But he acknowledged that could happen.

When the U.S. cannot do anything much, it is often better for all concerned to acknowledge that and not either indulge in huffing and puffing, to no effect, or flail about like a well-meaning, but sometimes lethal, giant.

Walsh acknowledged that signing either Kidd or Hill to a multiyear deal could have affected his dealings with Lee and Robinson.

I now acknowledge that I cannot count on either God or morality to back up my personal preferences or clinch the case in any argument.

"A relatively high percentage of the plaintiffs either acknowledge that they are not sick, or refer to medical conditions that are common to the general population, with no indication that those conditions were caused by 9/11," he said.