Sentence examples for acknowledged that better from inspiring English sources

Ms. Milgram acknowledged that better training was needed, and said that she would issue new instructions requiring it.

When I spoke with a top Romney strategist, he acknowledged that better communication with Hispanic voters is "something I'm not immersed in at the moment".

He acknowledged that "better ads have been produced over time" but he believes "it's brilliant in terms of its context", as more American voters are dissatisfied with the government.

The study concluded that chemotherapy and radiotherapy were indeed important in the management of Ewing's sarcoma, but acknowledged that better chemotherapy was needed if more patients were to survive.

However, a significant number of curators did feel that software programming was important, 55% of respondents acknowledging that better training in computer languages would be beneficial, and 43% indicating that they would benefit from better training in bioinformatics.

Jenner, who is gearing up for the second season of her reality series, "I Am Cait," acknowledged that Democrats are "better when it comes to these types of social issues".

Minogue said,Consequently, after acknowledging that both "Better than Today" and "Get Outta My Way" charted poorly across the world, she announced there would be no more singles released from the album.

Overall attitudes towards adult immunisation were favourable, with most HCPs and the public acknowledging that prevention is better than treatment.

"We won't be changing anything radically as a result of this defeat," said Rob Baxter, Exeter's head coach acknowledging that Gloucester were the better side.

In a world of anger, frustration and complaint, it is worth acknowledging that something has gotten better than it was.

We should acknowledge that Cubans, who want a better life, are not our enemies.