Sentence examples for acknowledged a wide from inspiring English sources
In an interview, Rob Killion, the executive director, readily acknowledged a wide range of failings.
Most patients acknowledged a wide concept of care, which opens up a greater number of dimensions than pure pharmacological treatment alone.
The idea of social entrepreneurship acknowledged a wider recognition when Muhammad Yunus won the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for initiating Grameen Bank to create economic and social development through micro credit.
But I'd pay money to see Hollywood make a horror film that acknowledged a wider religious cosmology than the one blessed in Rome.
Karasek [ 20], p. 290 himself acknowledged a wider range of job demands and a more centred role of resources: In future research it would be desirable to discriminate between the effects of several different aspects of decision latitude (i. e. with respect to skill, task organization, time pacing, organizational policy influence, control over potential uncertainties, decision resources).
Not only do most scientists not predict imminent catastrophe as a result of the warming of the planet, they formally acknowledge a wide range of uncertainty in the potential outcomes.
Such mechanisms may include requiring that publications acknowledge a wide number of data producers as authors, or that quantitative parameters to acknowledge the use of bioresources be developed.
Martin Cheyne, the club captain, was also impressive in acknowledging a wider point.
By acknowledging a wider range of rave experience as well as the limits of its liberation, "Groove" has greater emotional resonance than the frenetic, cartoonish "Human Traffic".
As per Reviewer #2's request, we have renamed the figures and reworded the conclusions so that it is clear when we are proposing a model to explain the results as well as to acknowledge a wider range of possible interpretations of our data.
Dr. ElBaradei acknowledged that a wide array of nuclear activities were permitted under the nonproliferation treaty.
