Sentence examples similar to acknowledged one third from inspiring English sources

I'd say, 'Someday you'll be specializing in mashed potatoes.' " When Mr. Forgione left to open An American Place on upper Lexington Avenue in 1983, it became, he acknowledged, "one of the first places to serve mashed potatoes instead of some fancy preparation" of the same vegetable.

In acknowledging one of his first major reversals as governor, Mr. Spitzer did not spare his harshest critics, who he said had inflamed the debate with anti-immigrant rhetoric that "equated minimum-wage, undocumented dishwashers with Osama bin Laden".

As they walk into Madison Square Garden today for a high-noon NBC ratings bonanza against the Knicks, their coach is the first to acknowledge one of the primary reasons the Lakers are so good.

But before getting to that, let's acknowledge one remarkable plot point: for the first time in her nearly two decades as a professional tennis player, Serena Williams lost to an American younger than herself.

That's the first of the fabled Twelve Steps, of course: acknowledging one's problem.

But he did acknowledge one mistake.

But Mr. Saylor did acknowledge one change.

He only acknowledges one small effect.

Only less than one third (29%) of the participants acknowledged that urinary and respiratory tract infections were the two most common HAIs.

But if one acknowledged the second inaugural address of the President as marching orders, well, that would keep us busy with something to do for all eternity.

Public communication should acknowledge that roughly one-third of the target group for cancer screening do not or no longer have a life partner or children.