Sentence examples for acknowledged slow from inspiring English sources

At BP America, Tom Mueller, a spokesman, also acknowledged slow progress in his company's joint venture with Verenium, in Louisiana.

Christine Connelly, the NHS director general for informatics, acknowledged slow progress in introducing the sophisticated electronic systems that are supposed to track patients as they move through different stages of treatment and discharge from hospital.

In the United States, one service provider, Comcast, has acknowledged slowing down file-sharing activity on its network, though not blocking it outright.

Whilst hazard and disaster scholars do think about and acknowledge slow onset disasters like drought and sea-level rise, the concept of the 'slow emergency' is something altogether more radical.

The corruption scandal, he acknowledges, slowed down construction work.

He implicitly acknowledged this slow progress, with phrases such as "early days" and admitting that relatively little money has been raised so far via Causes.

Both the Haitian government and international donors have acknowledged the slow pace of rebuilding, attributed mainly to bureaucratic delays and a lack of follow-through on pledges.

One government informant acknowledged a "slow recognition (of the importance of the early years) that comes out of all the work of 30 years".

Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta acknowledged the slow pay gains, saying "real wage growth has room for improvement". But his statement Friday focused on the bright spots in the report, particularly the solid gains for America's blue-collar workers.

We openly acknowledged that slow recruitment was partly related to loss of equipoise; however, the above data not only appear representative of real life practice but are comparable to other contemporary septic shock studies, for example, VASST [ 3].

To be sure, even critics of the budget acknowledged a slew of accomplishments that would likely have been impossible under a Republican-controlled Senate.