Sentence examples for acknowledge the doubt from inspiring English sources

The challenge faced by clinical trialists is therefore to encourage surgeons to openly acknowledge the doubt that exists within the surgical community about any given surgical approach, and to identify shortfalls in knowledge.

Ryan refused to diminish expectations or acknowledge the doubts raised because this is his first job as a head coach.

Mr. Ferjani, a 57-year-old self-taught intellectual as exuberant as he is pious, acknowledges the doubts.

Sighing with the weariness of a man who knows he has been given an impossible task, the tourism secretary, Mr. Akhtar, acknowledged the doubts and said there was much work to be done.

JERUSALEM — As he embarked on another round of meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders on Thursday in an effort to revitalize the peace process, Secretary of State John Kerry acknowledged the doubts being expressed on both sides over his chances of success.

Even Klinsmann acknowledges the nagging doubt around the team.

He acknowledged the growing doubts.

"No one can give a 100 percent guarantee of success," Mrs. Merkel said, acknowledging the growing doubts about Greece's prospects.

But he also acknowledged the deep doubts of Americans who after the experience of Iraq and Afghanistan view any form of military engagement in Syria with alarm.

Then his/her/its wagers on the answers would turn cautious and Watson even flashed question marks of self-doubt, as if to acknowledge the lack of a brow to furrow.

Heartfield, a 1995 Clinton appointee, no doubt was forced to acknowledge the weakness of Reaud's case when faced with a defendant who was prepared to fight.