Sentence examples for acknowledged that large from inspiring English sources

While many of our readers admitted to feeling ashamed, cowardly or guilty for not speaking out, they also acknowledged that large crowds were intimidating and that they were afraid of inciting more trouble.

"Present and former U.S. officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity to provide context for a classified program, acknowledged that large numbers of conversations involving Americans would be gathered," explains The Post.

"The bar to raise money is very, very high," he said and he also acknowledged that large incumbents like Intel, Nvidia and Qualcomm are also interested in this field.

He acknowledged that large deficits are unavoidable given the magnitude of the recession, but warned that their persistence poses a significant risk to the nation’s long-term economic health.

For genetic studies of complex traits such as type 2 diabetes, it has in the last decade been acknowledged that large sample sizes are necessary to estimate the low-impact association with confidence.

"To understand why defects in insolvency detection and resolution persist, analysts must acknowledge that large financial institutions invest in building and exercising political clout," Mr. Kane writes in an article, titled "Defining and Controlling Systemic Risk," that he is scheduled to present next month at a Federal Reserve conference.

A young designer also needs to acknowledge that large investments are required to support design.

A more specific scale acknowledges that large towns that are near major cities are very different from small towns in remote locations.

On the other hand, we must also acknowledge that large epidemiological studies of asthma often rely on the self-reported symptom history and physician's diagnosis of asthma for they are generally easier, faster and less expensive to access.

Fine acknowledges that large numbers of women are taking on hard science and math majors in school, becoming physicians and scientists, but nonetheless she seems to see little hope for change.

In testimony to the Senate Banking Committee this week, Ben Bernanke made a clear statement acknowledging that very large American banks receive implicit subsidies because the market believes they are too big to fail.