Sentence examples for acknowledged a negative from inspiring English sources

There is, as everyone in this debate has acknowledged, a negative correlation in the data between debt and growth.

(Child, 17b) A minority of respondents acknowledged a persisting negative change in demeanour following TB treatment.

Durbin has acknowledged an "overwhelmingly negative" outcry against clemency for Ryan.

Mr. O'Rourke said that Mr. Jenkins acknowledged that a negative would be hard to prove and asked why Mr. Jenkins did not require similar proof before making his accusations.

Only 3 of the studies that reported negative findings acknowledged a detection limit, yet such information is crucial to screening for HPAIV incursion.

But children may not have the sophistication to do so or they may feel guilty about acknowledging any negative feelings they have.

In his three-hour appearance on Greece's Star TV late on Monday night, Mr Tsipras acknowledged there was a "negative atmosphere" surrounding the talks but he suggested it was all a standard part of negotiations.

But winning that argument in the Security Council, American officials acknowledge, requires "proving a negative" -- that is, proving that Iraq has knowledge of weapons materials that it has not accounted for.

Alcohol has an acknowledged negative impact on individual health and societies, with 4% of the global burden of disease attributable to its misuse, comparable to the impact of tobacco and hypertension [ 1].

Even one of the league's paid PR flacks tacitly acknowledged the negative feeling around the product by tweeting out a passive-aggressive "narrative" hashtag after Week 8 happened to deliver a handful of entertaining games.

Norr acknowledged the negative depiction of Germany, but approved of the film in all, stating that "a government cannot be insulted by the depiction of its own acts".