Sentence examples for acknowledged to count from inspiring English sources
It felt great, Taylor acknowledged, to count on a paycheck this weekend.
He acknowledges that to count the number of celestial substances populating the supralunary world would go way beyond the power of reason; and yet Denis the Pseudo-Areopagite, "relying on Platonic arguments and the visions of St Paul" divided them into nine orders.
The usual suggestion of Web of Science (Thomson Scientific) as the database to be used for calibration of citation counts is acknowledged to be problematic.
HUD also relied on a one night "street count" conducted by community volunteers who attempted to visually "count" people they judged to be homeless in selected areas of the country, a task generally acknowledged to be virtually impossible.
The president's stimulus policies have led the private sector to create 2.2 million jobs since they went into effect, but no Republican will acknowledge that, preferring to count the jobs lost in the early weeks of the Obama administration to make it look like a net loss.
Brian O'Shaughnessy, statewide coordinator of New York's labor-religion coalition, acknowledged that it was hard to count how many people were participating in the fast.
Judge Sauls acknowledged that the decision on whether to count dimples would be a crucial question in the lawsuit.
The Institute of Medicine acknowledges that victims are very difficult to count.
The Obama Administration has tacitly acknowledged that requiring recipients of federal recovery money to count the number of jobs "created or retained" was a bad idea.
In fact Yessenin-Volpin explicitly acknowledges this: Let us consider the series \(F\) of feasible numbers, i.e. of those up to which it is possible to count.
"Majorities have to count.
