Sentence examples for acknowledged findings from inspiring English sources

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Scientific American said that Hubbard's book contained "more promises and less evidence per page than any publication since the invention of printing", while The New Republic called it a "bold and immodest mixture of complete nonsense and perfectly reasonable common sense, taken from long acknowledged findings and disguised and distorted by a crazy, newly invented terminology".

UNRWA denies this, but it has acknowledged finding rockets in a couple of vacant schools.

After describing himself as the "true conservative in the field," he acknowledged finding solace in the legends of Democratic dark horses.

Health Secretary Andrew Lansley acknowledged finding the money remained a challenge, saying such change would require "significant cost" and need to be balanced against other funding priorities.

They also acknowledged finding the former governor likable.

Indeed, the administration aide who blasted out the statement to reporters acknowledged finding out about the former president's support via a report by CNN.

In a recent letter, Bichaud et al. [ 23] acknowledged finding that two Phleboviruses -- the TOSV and the Punique virus -- co-circulate in sand flies collected in Tunisia but no definitive evidence of a TOSV infection in aseptic meningitis infections was found.

They do not always see the usefulness of research findings, and sometimes deny or do not want to acknowledge findings that may be inconvenient either for their ideology or their career.

Recall too that Chida et al. acknowledge finding statistical indications of a publication bias, i.e., that would be "likely to create a positive result bias if authors are more likely to submit, or editors to accept positive rather than positive than negative or inconclusive results" (p. 473).

But he acknowledged the findings raised significant issues, although he "is not going to accept the findings at face value.