Sentence examples for acknowledged low from inspiring English sources

An acknowledged low was the "John Hour" in 1979.

Mr. Stretton argued in the Federal Court (Stretton v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection (No 2) [2015] FCA 559) that the decision to cancel his visa was unreasonable given the harshness of the consequences for the applicant as against the acknowledged low risk of him reoffending.

As it is generally acknowledged that low TS-expressing tumours are more sensitive to 5FU (Gusella and Padrini, 2007), the lack of prognostic significance of low TS levels in 5FU-treated patients may be explained by a concomitant harmful effect on tumour growth.

He acknowledged that low numbers in some locations leave them vulnerable.

He acknowledged that low water levels would probably have a negative economic effect, especially on barges on the Missouri.

But later, raising a voice made raspy by laryngitis, Mr. Hevesi acknowledged that low revenue estimates could be smart.

In a 21 March press conference, Granderson acknowledged the low turnout, admitting that the "final numbers were a bit disappointing".

Even Mr. Deutschman, who acknowledged the low success rates of most change regimens, said certain strategies were more likely to bring positive results.

Siddhi expressed preference for Princess Sirindhorn Anandd suggested only the King would be in a position to change succession, and acknowledged a low likelihood of that happening.

Richard Sanchez, president of Acme Building Maintenance Company, acknowledged that low wages hurt the janitors, but he said that if a unionized company like his granted large raises, then nonunion companies might underbid him.

In a report to Congress in October, the Justice Department acknowledged the low yield from what it always considered to be long-shot efforts to develop cases worthy of prosecution.