Sentence examples for acknowledged late from inspiring English sources
FedEx also acknowledged late deliveries.
Yes, Curtis Granderson acknowledged late Wednesday night, he does check the scoreboard.
Though the referendum was non-binding, Rutte acknowledged late on Wednesday it was politically impossible for his unpopular government to ratify the treaty in its current form.
Adelphia, the nation's sixth-largest cable company, has been struggling since it acknowledged late in March that it had guaranteed billions in bank loans to entities controlled by the family of its former chairman, John J. Rigas.
BENGHAZI, Libya — The leadership of the Libyan rebels acknowledged late Friday that a group of their own soldiers had killed their top military commander, contradicting statements made a day earlier as the rebels scrambled to avoid tribal revenge attacks that could divide their ranks.
Shares of EM.TV and Merchandising, until recently one of Europe's most sparkling success stories, sank 40percenttodayafterter company executives acknowledged late Friday that they would have to restate results and that earnings this year would be about one-tenth what they had predicted six weeks ago.
The companies acknowledged late yesterday that they were in talks, but declined to comment further.
"As you acknowledged late last year, the financial sector has an important role to play in holding global warming to below two degrees," they write.
One of the most powerful lawyers in Hollywood, Bert Fields, acknowledged late last year that he was a subject of the investigation.
Way wrong, as the committee's chairman, Jim Livengood, acknowledged late yesterday afternoon on CBS, shortly after a 17-13 Ohio State team upended Michigan State, 55-54, to advance to the Big Ten tournament final.
One administration official acknowledged late last week that the critique had "begun to sting," but said that Mr. Obama was determined to go slowly, awaiting a definitive intelligence report on who was responsible for the presence of sarin before deciding on a next step.
