Sentence examples for acknowledged only a from inspiring English sources

National drug information clearinghouses and law enforcement officials acknowledged only a passing familiarity with Salvia divinorum.

Some network officials, meanwhile, acknowledged only a limited understanding of their analysts' interactions with the administration.

In strained language that acknowledged only a "tragic coincidence," Ukraine's president, Leonid Kuchma, stated today that he accepted investigators' preliminary finding that his military accidentally destroyed a Russian airliner over the Black Sea last week with an errant missile.

Johnson himself acknowledged only a few weeks ago in a column for the Daily Telegraph that the referendum debate was finely balanced and leaving was likely to cause "at least some business uncertainty", but on Friday he claimed there were no substantial downsides to Brexit.

Many of the network officials interviewed by the Times "acknowledged only a limited understanding of their analysts' interactions with the administration" and said analysts were not expected to disclose their financial conflicts before being broadcast as an expert.

Although the importance of external validation of prediction models is now widely acknowledged, only a quarter of existing prediction models have been externally validated, mostly in studies including only a single model and not reporting any measures of calibration.

The Pulitzer board is obliged to acknowledge only a single book and declare it the best.

To say that reading this novel makes it impossible not to understand how so many European Jews underestimated the growing menace of ­Nazism is to acknowledge only a fraction of its range.

But he acknowledges only a convincing performance in Sydney next week will restore self-belief and faith in a team that were helpless to stop Australia scoring at more than five runs an over at the end to win.

Mr. Walsh, in an interview, said he did not feel particularly pressured by the leadership, acknowledging only a few "day-to-day differences of opinion" that the leaders wanted cleared up with him and the other subcommittee chairmen.

Sometimes this section acknowledges only a handful of individuals; sometimes it's more than a page long.