Sentence examples for acknowledging early from inspiring English sources

Levin, acknowledging early concerns that Smallville had become a villain of the week series, said that season two would introduce "smaller mini-arcs over three to four episodes" and become less of a "serialized show".

The second hypothesis arose from our interest in academic discourse communities and different conventions for acknowledging earlier research in one's discipline.

But Microsoft's competitors in the U.S as well say that features of Windows XP, far from acknowledging earlier rulings against the company, actually exacerbate the problem.

Mr. Pataki acknowledged early in the day that he did not have the votes to prevail.

But in an interview here, he did acknowledge early resistance to his candidacy from some in his own party.

"It's never going to go out of your head," he acknowledged early Friday morning before the Yankees took the field for their daily spring training workout.

Red Cross officials failed to acknowledge early reports of Jewish death camps, and declined to classify incarcerated Jews as protected prisoners of war.

Moreover, Ms. Hafner acknowledges early in this account, "My mother was free with her opinions … she took up a lot of psychological space in a room".

To their credit, the book's authors acknowledge early on that the research has limitations and that their diet doesn't guarantee a pregnancy.

Mr. Arroyo acknowledged early in the race that he would not raise the most money in the campaign but vowed to build the best grass-roots organization, and he believes he has kept his word.

That the other side is no better hardly seems an adequate answer.The book whose influence Mr Peer acknowledges early on is George Orwell's "Homage to Catalonia", an account of his involvement in the Spanish civil war, in which he fought.