Sentence examples for acknowledged that too from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fridman said political connections were essential, but acknowledged that too many make a business beholden to government.

Although some people need to be seen as inpatients, it is acknowledged that too many are admitted and for too long, usually because the local NHS body or council funding their care feels there is no local alternative.

But it acknowledged that too little was known about such cases; "the uncertainty of the evidence... the speculative scientific hypotheses and [incomplete] epidemiological studies" made it impossible to untangle cause from coincidence.

"End-of-life care" has become a frequent subject of medical conferences and journal articles, and even the American Medical Association has acknowledged that too many dying patients suffer needlessly, and that the profession needs help to improve their care.

In a speech at the International Monetary Fund last week, Jeremy Stein, a Federal Reserve governor, acknowledged that too big to fail is not over: "We're not yet at a point where we should be satisfied," he said in the third paragraph.

In the days after the accident, the police acknowledged that too few officers had been on patrol in the area, despite warnings in previous years about the size and unruliness of the crowds that showed up for New Year's Eve countdowns and entertainment.

In addition, some companies are acknowledging that too many meetings and a heavy reliance on internal email as a means of communication only aggravates the problem.

But, Dunn acknowledged, "That movie is too close for comfort in a lot of ways".

And I think he'll acknowledge that, too.

And if he doesn't, then he'll acknowledge that, too.

She acknowledges that too, but still it was her nerve that held, her "wrong" foot that scored the winning penalty.