Sentence examples for acknowledged most of from inspiring English sources

The need to move beyond the delta and the narrow river valley has long been acknowledged: most of Egypt's 62m people are sardine-squeezed into 6m acres (2.4m hectares), or about 5% of their land.

Waiting across the corridor with a briefing of their own were two Labour spokesmen, who acknowledged most of the speakers were hostile but took issue with the idea that the majority of MPs were against him.

Michael Palin created this fashion, with the quarter-century of travelogues that have followed his Around The World in 80 Days (1989), although he is an interesting enough writer and thinker to have avoided (or, at least, acknowledged) most of the risks of being a telly traveller.

If his book's unfortunately stiff title and subtitle seem at first to suggest a throwback to a pre-Huntford traditionalism, it is actually something immensely more sophisticated: a rehabilitation of Scott that has nevertheless digested and acknowledged most of Huntford's critique, making it perhaps the most balanced biography yet.

The reporters acknowledged most of the Coumodin patients were not optimizing the drug.

It's not the most intuitive topic, as Picoult acknowledges: "Most of my Twain was read when I was a student, the same as most American kids," she said by phone recently from her home in New Hampshire, "and I haven't had the time to reread him since".

Though the authors acknowledge most of it is harmless, they did identify 67 species of disease-causing bacteria.

The Surface Transportation Board Expresses Some Well-Advised Skepticism of the Proposed Tongue River Railroad but Fails to Acknowledge Most of the Risks.

As Simms acknowledged, "most people have never heard of me".

But he acknowledged that most of the money was used by the chamber to lobby Congress.

Moscow has acknowledged that most of the alleged spies hold Russian citizenship.