Sentence examples for acknowledging all at once from inspiring English sources
But acknowledging all at once what amount of money will be necessary to recapitalise the banking system is sure to destroy public confidence (hencing the creeping bail-out).
Earthquakes are those all-at-once releases.
But, as he acknowledges at once, the task he has set himself for this book requires him to have what he calls "a theory or conception of racism".
If one speaks of him in terms of other poets it is not only to recommend him, but to acknowledge at once that he is a very literary writer.
"Residents are at their wits' end awaiting sod," Mr. Martine acknowledged, adding, "We generally try to wrap it up all at once".
Acknowledging the approach of her urban renewal predecessors, who tended to change landscapes all at once, she pointed out her department's intentionally piecemeal approach with Downtown Crossing.
The project manager acknowledged the impact of untimely training: "In hindsight we would not have trained so many staff all at once, because people got the training, we, sort of, did large numbers very early on.
We left all at once, at night.
All are in force, all at once.
All at once my irritation passed.
