Sentence examples for acknowledged a large from inspiring English sources

As with many economic reports, the government acknowledged a large degree of statistical uncertainty in Wednesday's retail sales figures.

But local political leaders as well as the unions have acknowledged a large and growing disparity between the cost of living in and around Anaheim and the wages on offer at the city's largest employer.

Whole Foods acknowledged a larger breakdown in communication, blaming store managers for getting away from the company's culture.

More recently, stable isotopic and trace metal geochemistry studies have placed the former three variants under G. ruber sensu lato (sl) while the latter has been termed G. ruber sensu stricto (ss), albeit acknowledging a large range of transitional forms between the morphotypes16,17,18,19,20,21 (Fig. 1).

"Taste is like traffic, actually," he acknowledges, "a large complex system with basic parameters and rules, a noisy feedback chamber where one does what others do and vice versa, in a way that is almost impossible to predict beyond that at the end of the day a certain number of cars will travel down a stretch of road, just as a certain number of new songs will be in the Hot 100".

The authors acknowledge a large number of colleagues, students and collaborators, at the Cavendish Laboratory who have supported and developed the techniques in this review.

All the above reports acknowledge a large and reliable sex difference in cerebral volume.

Through multiple discussions at working group meetings, and acknowledging a large body of research describing LEP Latino patients' experiences with clinical providers, community partners expressed interest in exploring non-provider barriers experienced by these patients at hospitals and clinics.

During a video tribute played during the announcement in Las Vegas, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Sir Roger Moore noted the accomplishment shared by Kiwanis International and UNICEF, acknowledging "a large debt of gratitude to Kiwanis".

However, we gratefully acknowledge a large underlying point made by the reviewer: we did not take advantage of a large body of excellent phylogenetic studies involving old families of TEs, due to the original focus on response to the "genomic drive hypothesis".

First and foremost, we acknowledge a larger conundrum in quality improvement more generally; that is, that measurement alone does not necessarily translate into meaningful differences in patient's lives [ 46].