Sentence examples for acknowledged wider from inspiring English sources

Small details were inserted that acknowledged wider events outside of the characters' circle, such as those then occurring in France.

At a raucous City Council hearing after the blizzard, Mr. Goldsmith apologized several times and acknowledged wide-ranging mistakes.

But he acknowledged wide differences among the participants, adding: "It might take more time than people are hoping in the short term".

On a press conference call, Zients finally acknowledged wide-spread enrollment problems, estimating that only 3 in 10 users have been able to sign up and complete an application (or a measly 700,000 total).

At a raucous City Council hearing following the blizzard, he was the one dispatched by the mayor to deliver a personal apology and to acknowledge wide-ranging mistakes.

Acknowledging wide interest in farmland as an investment, Pereira Gray said: "Mark Twain's remark that 'they are not making any more land' is a good underpinning reason why farmland is attractive".

Kramer was crestfallen; then he found one of Richtig's old advertisements, in which the smith acknowledged using wider edges for demonstrations.

The idea of social entrepreneurship acknowledged a wider recognition when Muhammad Yunus won the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for initiating Grameen Bank to create economic and social development through micro credit.

Sexual abuse committed by children remains a social taboo poorly understood, rarely spoken of, and barely acknowledged by wider society.

But I'd pay money to see Hollywood make a horror film that acknowledged a wider religious cosmology than the one blessed in Rome.

Karasek [ 20], p. 290 himself acknowledged a wider range of job demands and a more centred role of resources: In future research it would be desirable to discriminate between the effects of several different aspects of decision latitude (i. e. with respect to skill, task organization, time pacing, organizational policy influence, control over potential uncertainties, decision resources).