Sentence examples for acknowledged early on from inspiring English sources

"I am not angry," said Bourgeois, who acknowledged early on that his attendance at the ordination could have serious consequences.

Rosen: Not that we need to be giving "Argo" any passes, but that's another reason why it seems like the Best Picture winner: While Team "Lincoln" initially presented the film as an unimpeachable historical record, Affleck acknowledged early on that he played loose with some minor details, but got the important stuff right.

Although the great importance of this issue was acknowledged early on (Duncan, Emslie, Williams, Johnson, & Freer, 1996; Luria, 1973; Monsell, 1996; Noelle, 1997), the underlying mechanisms have still been little explored (Cole, Laurent, & Stocco, 2012; Wolfensteller & Ruge, 2012).

That the other side is no better hardly seems an adequate answer.The book whose influence Mr Peer acknowledges early on is George Orwell's "Homage to Catalonia", an account of his involvement in the Spanish civil war, in which he fought.

Thiel, one of the most successful investors in Silicon Valley history, acknowledged earlier on Thursday that he secretly has bankrolled a series of lawsuits against Gawker and its journalists in order to put the publisher out of business.

To their credit, the book's authors acknowledge early on that the research has limitations and that their diet doesn't guarantee a pregnancy.

On a first read, the report seems to suggest two main failings on the IMF's part: it failed to acknowledge early on that Greece simply could not repay its debt in full, and it vastly underestimated the economic damage austerity would inflict.

Executives on both sides acknowledged early in the talks that CBS was seeking an increase to about $2 per subscriber, up from about $1. Separate statements from the chief executives of each company indicated that the outcome apparently tipped heavily toward CBS.

While the article disclosed new information about the handling of the terrorist suspect, it should have acknowledged earlier reporting on the subject by other news organizations, including Newsweek, The Christian Science Monitor and The New Yorker.

Problems are raised and acknowledged earlier.

While he acknowledged that early on there were some escapes — one involving 10,000 tilapia — he noted that tilapia were introduced to Lake Nicaragua in the 1980s, "so if they're going to take over, it was already doomed".