Sentence examples for acknowledged which from inspiring English sources

Even Cameron publicly acknowledged which way the race is trending.

"I was a ham," he acknowledged, which "made for a special relationship with the students".

The resulting melamine-tainted feed would be weak in protein, he acknowledged, which means the feed is less nutritious.

He added: "In retrospect, we should, to clear up any confusion, have acknowledged which bits came from public sources and which bits came from other sources".

Public relations "has, at times, had an image problem," Mr. Tisch acknowledged, "which flows from the fact that people quite often view public relations as 'spin.' " A reason for that, he added, is that "only roughly 10 percent or fewer" of those who work in public relations "are actually members of professional associations, subject to standards of practice and codes of ethics".

It's staffing, he acknowledged, which suck up most of his costs – with investment in customer service being 20 times higher than his investment in product.

Yes they do, Singer acknowledges, which is why we shouldn't treat pigs and children alike.

But a real understanding of language acknowledges which rules are truly ironclad, which ones are in dispute and which ones are mere style choices.

But sluggish growth last year has already forced Mr. Osborne to acknowledge, which he did in December, that it would take a year longer — well into 2018 — to achieve his target of balancing the budget.

We would get closer to our happiness were these things acquired; and a reality sense would be something to do with acknowledging which of these things cannot be acquired.

Locative social media networks as open sources of data allow researchers and professionals to acknowledge which city places are preferred, used and livable.