Sentence examples for acknowledged focus from inspiring English sources

Buyers in general, Mr. Raacke acknowledged, focus on "countertops more than solar energy systems or solar panels when they look at a home".

American officials in Baghdad have acknowledged focusing on the leadership, largely because members of Parliament rarely vote outside their parties.

Sharapova said her shoulder felt fine, but acknowledged her focus may need some work.

Quiñones and Fleer (2011) suggest 'the researcher forms part of the reality of the child in that moment in time' (p.116) and evident in the video clip example, researcher presence was acknowledged by focus child who occasionally referenced through gazing.

Duncan acknowledged the focus on standardized tests has affected the curriculum and suggested a revision of the policy could help limit the time schools spend on test preparation.

Yet when Benjamin Page interviews the rich he finds that they, "acknowledged a focus on fairly narrow economic self-interest" when discussing their engagement in the political process.

For his part, Hill acknowledged his focus on seeing fewer students drop out, and he recalled meeting face-to-face recently with academically struggling middle school students who opened up to him about their personal challenges.

The proposed utility of the Barcode of Life project has been debated [2] [8] and fundamental challenges have been acknowledged that focus on (a) the identification of DNA regions useful at the appropriate taxonomic level, (b) development of universal primers for these regions, and (c) the proper use of DNA barcodes as taxonomic identifiers.

25 It is acknowledged that focus groups are well suited to exploring 'public' topics, such as public health interventions 26 and are a good way to identify 'group norms and cultural values'.

Although Bloch and Strayer employed the feudal construct throughout their careers, both admitted the idiosyncrasy of the various definitions of the feudal labels that have been proposed, and both acknowledged that focusing on the construct inevitably obscures the human beings, both individuals and groups, whose actions historians are dedicated to comprehending.

Although Rotblat acknowledged that focusing on ethics might be detrimental to one's career, he feels passionately that it is every scientist's obligation to respond to the 1955 appeal of Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein that we "remember our humanity, and forget the rest".