Sentence examples for acknowledging differences between from inspiring English sources
"Gnome just resonated with my spirit," Mr. Hertzfeld said, while acknowledging differences between the older, original Macintosh people and the younger, free-software hackers.
Some researchers don't want to acknowledge differences between men and women, James-Todd says.
At the development corporation's board meeting yesterday, Ms. Wright acknowledged differences between New York and Oklahoma City, yet said she was impressed by the process in Oklahoma.
Hawkins released a theological statement she provided to the college in which she affirms the doctrine of the Trinity and acknowledges differences between the two religions.
Cyclical and non-hierarchical, the Memory-go-round confuses North and South, refusing to take sides or even acknowledge differences between mounted Civil War generals and the children riding with them.
If there were significant, though not fully acknowledged, differences between the records of the two governments on domestic issues, there were open, even strident differences on questions of foreign policy.
He also acknowledged differences between himself and the former president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who has supported Mousavi and been portrayed as a potential kingmaker, and between Ahmadinejad and Rafsanjani, but at the same time praised the chair of the assembly of experts as "close" to the revolution.
The acknowledged differences between industries in the sample require that characteristics of the industry in which the venture operates be taken into consideration when measuring performance (Sandberg and Hofer 1987).
He acknowledges differences between him and commissioners on so-called "management issues".
Chinese President Xi Jinping says an eventual global climate deal must include aid for poor countries and acknowledge differences between developing and established economies.
By making it difficult to speak about, we don't have language to express pain in the workplace, and we don't acknowledge differences between women and men that must be recognized and established as acceptable norms.
