Sentence examples for acknowledge the prospect of from inspiring English sources

Rudd, with mojo and campaign discipline largely intact, said he didn't want to acknowledge the prospect of defeat.

I've surmised that the reason is families' or patients' unwillingness to acknowledge the prospect of death, or physicians' inability to say the h-word and refer dying patients to hospice care.

Nobody at Hearts wants to yet acknowledge the prospect of liquidation, although the general feeling is that the chances are currently 50/50.

Luis Aguilar, an S.E.C. commissioner, last week acknowledged the prospect of fraud.

As one administration official acknowledged, the prospect of her running the new agency may be an impediment to its creation because of her crusading style, her seemingly visceral loathing of financial services companies and her expansive way of interpreting assignments.

Airbnb acknowledged the prospect of a platform to allow municipalities to accept permit applications for short-term rentals online was interesting when we asked the company, but decided not to comment further.

Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Obama acknowledged the prospects of "periods of setback" and indirectly addressed critics who point to continued territorial gains of Islamic State forces as signs that the U.S.-assembled U.S.-assembledosing the battle against the surging extremists.

But at the Washington lobbying firm of Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell, executives acknowledge that the prospect of a Republican resurgence has led them to look for someone with solid conservative credentials.

Although Douglass was loath to acknowledge it, the prospect of leaving the United States had always appealed to a subset of black Americans, especially at moments when their future in the United States seemed particularly bleak — for example, after the passage of the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act.

Weiss, 83, acknowledges the prospect with some apprehension.

But as Senator Daschle acknowledged last week, the prospect of war trumps all else.