Sentence examples for acknowledged the most from inspiring English sources
Last week, when Italy's highest court ruled that the country's Defense and Transportation Ministries had to compensate the families of some of the victims, the court implicitly acknowledged the most widely accepted theory behind the crash: that a missile fired by a warplane had hit the twin-engine McDonnell Douglas DC-9 on Itavia, a now-defunct domestic Italian airline.
Some of the nation's top economic experts, such as Dr. Laura Tyson and former Hewlett-Packard President Carly Fiorina, have acknowledged the most efficient manner for the government to stimulate the economy is to direct federal infrastructure funds to the small businesses where most Americans work.
Several drawbacks must be acknowledged, the most important being the fact that the smallest of changes in transoesophageal echo (TOE) probe position relative to the left ventricle can significantly alter estimates of LV contractility.
Though the study sought to control for known potential confounders, omissions are expected and acknowledged – the most prominent being psychosocial factors such as stigma, social support networks, depression, disclosure, and occupation-related health.
It is, he acknowledges, the "most difficult" moment of his four decades at the United Nations.
He added: "It is not credible to try to improve the life chances of the poor without acknowledging the most obvious symptom of poverty: lack of money.
So whether you're a Zack, a Slater, or a Screech, let's take a moment to acknowledge the most pressing question: where are you now?
But still, I live in America now, and I'd be remiss if I didn't acknowledge the most important cultural rift in the country's history since the great Cheersquake of '83.
His ability was acknowledged by the most successful British manager of all time.
