Sentence examples for acknowledged increases from inspiring English sources
A rougher fit, he acknowledged, increases the risk that oil may escape and that the cap itself will become filled with hydrates, icelike crystals of gas and water that form at low temperatures and high pressures.
Questions about the death arose after The New York Times published an article in which Dr. Ewing Cook acknowledged increasing the dose of morphine.
Despite heated debate among Arkansas' legislators, who acknowledged increasing public anger brewing over such religious freedom laws sweeping statehouses, the Republican-dominated House passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act on Tuesday.
The New Orleans district attorney has requested an autopsy on a terminally ill patient whose doctor acknowledged increasing the drugs the patient received in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the city's coroner said.
Since then, the United States and European nations have toughened economic sanctions on Iran, American intelligence operatives have acknowledged increased surveillance of what are said to be Iran's nuclear sites and Iran captured an American spy drone.
Speaking to Fairfax Media, Coleman did not say there is a problem - but acknowledged increasing demand was being placed on mental health and addiction services.
Although 38.2% acknowledged increased risk post-menopause, only 8.8% were aware that OC diagnoses are highest in women over 65 years.
On follow up 3 6 months later, 55% of physicians acknowledged increased use of these resources, although actual use was not measured.
In the first 5 to 8 weeks after the September 11 terrorist attacks nearly 25% of the Manhattan residents acknowledged increased alcohol use, 9.7% increased cigarette smoking, and 3.2% increased marijuana consumption [ 22].
As ITV acknowledges, increased viewing of the company's digital channels has been offsetting the slow decline of ITV1 audiences since 2006.
The committee said: "The likelihood of causing offence was, we acknowledge, increased by the news agenda on the day of broadcast.
