Sentence examples for acknowledged the large from inspiring English sources
Moreover, those worried about privacy can take solace from the Supreme Court's decision in June in Riley v. California, which acknowledged the large amount of private information on smartphones and said a warrant is generally required before a search.
Partly for this reason, members of Saudi Arabia's royal family had rarely acknowledged the large number of American troops who used the base as a launching pad for operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.
In 1996, Pope John Paul II said that evolution was "more than a hypothesis" and acknowledged the large body of work accumulated in its support, but reiterated that any attempt to give a material explanation of the human soul was "incompatible with the truth about man".
Mr. Gibbs also acknowledged the larger goals.
To the General Counsel's credit, she was comfortable with the change even though it made her domain smaller, because she acknowledged the larger benefits to the business overall.
In his final Easter Mass, he made sure to acknowledge the large number of Hispanics who have joined the archdiocese, which serves parts of New York and the northern suburbs.
Similarly, it took until December 2005, two and a half years after "Mission Accomplished," for Mr. Bush to feel sufficient public pressure to acknowledge the large number of Iraqi casualties in the war.
The review said: "While acknowledging the large quantity of work conducted by Surrey Police with an open-minded intention, Operation Stanza has found some evidence of a possible mindset held by key individuals directing and controlling enquiries who have indicated the re-investigations were in some way 'different'".
Second, we acknowledge the large amount of missing data on undernutrition outcomes in our study.
We acknowledge the large body of previous research that links interpregnancy interval with adverse birth outcomes and the importance of existing recommendations on spacing between births.
The authors should modify this sentence to acknowledge the large body of work in olfaction related to feature detection, both in insects and in vertebrates.
