The phrase "acknowledges very" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where "acknowledges" is followed by an adjective or adverb, but "very" does not fit well in this structure.
Example: "The report acknowledges very significant contributions to the project."
Alternatives: "recognizes greatly" or "admits fully".
But by the time of the election the financial crisis had burst in Europe, and conditions had changed". The risk of a double-dip recession remains, he acknowledges, very real – perhaps a little more so in his mind than the Treasury's.
Yet, apart from these pockmarks of racism, Samba says he is enjoying his new life, playing for "genius" coach Guus Hiddink, with "fantastic" superstar professionals Samuel Eto'o, Roberto Carlos and other exciting players attracted to Anzhi by, Samba acknowledges, very good money.
He acknowledges very clearly that the latter is much debated to this day, though modern Austrian thinkers in particular tend to be of the view that excess credit created by the somewhat newly formed Federal Reserve ignited what was seemingly an artificial expansion.
He acknowledges "very smartly presented, beautiful ladies" have "added a certain amount of glamour" but added: "Our fans and spectators and customers come to Silverstone and think that because its happening at Silverstone it must be Silverstone's decision as they think quite a lot of it is down to us, when remarkably little is on occasion.
And Alexander Vilenkin in his 2006 book Many Worlds in One: The Search for Other Universes acknowledges very respectfully how he was one of his predecessors: "Now, what Tryon was suggesting was that our entire universe, with its vast amount of matter, was a huge quantum fluctuation, which somehow failed to disappear for more than 10 billion years".
"It is," Mr. Rocha acknowledged, "very complex".
But he could not say how much had been sent and other officials acknowledged very little food was getting through.
There are some things that you want to acknowledge very directly and there are others that are lurking.
At a public hearing on July 11th, D.C.'s attorney general, Irvin Nathan, acknowledged "very real problems" relating to due-process rights.
In a written statement issued after the publication of the audit, Bishop Boyce acknowledged "very poor judgments and mistakes" and apologized for them.
Let's recognize the burden that the last six years have put on our service members and their families and acknowledge very simply that they could use a vacation.
