Sentence examples for acknowledge that far from inspiring English sources

But some tech executives now acknowledge that far from being an accident, their products were designed to be addictive.

Rather, it has led to calls in Russia for a less conciliatory approach to the U.S. and for the Kremlin to acknowledge that far from preparing for partnership, NATO is gearing up for a hybrid war against Russia.

Our time of service begins with acknowledging that far too many service members past and present are fighting an invisible war from PTSD and military sexual assault.

There has always been something in my head about public service and giving back and trying, incrementally at least, to make the world a slightly better place, while acknowledging that far too often America's actions abroad, however well-intentioned, do more harm than good.

While they're angry at congressional Republicans, conservative bloggers acknowledge that, as far as Obama's concerned, he's keeping a campaign promise.

We ought to acknowledge that climate campaign is far more complex and far more difficult than any campaign for social justice humanity ever had to deal with.

Scottish Ministers acknowledge that but say: not far enough.

The Defence Secretary acknowledged that far fewer of the forces coming back will be based in Scotland than had been expected.

And, despite weariness with the 15-year long war, the moderate separatists in Kashmir itself, who are prepared at present to talk to India, may also lose patience.India acknowledges that far fewer militants are infiltrating Indian-controlled Kashmir, but claims that 4,000 are camped on the Pakistani side ready to cross, now the snows have melted.

He acknowledges that far too often, workplace dynamics and organizational structures neglect the very people that drive its success.

Republicans explain their extraordinary spending by acknowledging that something far more substantial is at stake than holding a single seat.