Sentence examples for acknowledging lower from inspiring English sources

LONNY REISMAN Hartford, May 18 , 2011To the Editor: Acknowledging lower use of health insurance benefits by enrollees as a result of higher premiums, deductibles and co-pays, insurance companies, you report, "continue to press for higher premiums, even though their reserve coffers are flush with profits and shareholders have been rewarded with new dividends".

Pierre Claver Ndayicariye, president of Burundi's electoral commission, estimated that about 70percentt of the electorate had voted by the early afternoon, but acknowledged lower numbers in the capital.

Beef Products acknowledged lowering the alkalinity, and the U.S.D.A. said it had determined that "at least some of B.P.I.'s product was no longer receiving the full lethality treatment".

A manager at the store acknowledged lowering the applicant's score after observing that her clothing style was out of step with the "look" that was then expected of staff.

The first step to understanding poverty is acknowledging the Lower Class.

It would be very ambitious, Mr. Schäuble has acknowledged, to lower the current 6percentt deficit to 3 over the next four years.

But the central bank acknowledged the lower Australian dollar was continuing to support growth in the services industry as the economy rebalances away from the struggling mining sector.

Even the least cynical analysts acknowledged that lower ratios partially reflected the dilution of bad loans in a vast sea of new lending, some of which would go bad but was still too recent to register as nonperforming.

Mr Hague acknowledges that lower tax is not the only cause of the difference in the propensity to give, but thinks, without offering evidence, that it is "almost certain" to be amongst the major causes.His third argument is that high tax reduces a citizen's sense of responsibility.

We also acknowledge the lower proportion of male, non-white and foundation doctors within our sample, meaning that our findings may be less transferable to these groups.

Of course, most of these authors acknowledge that lower extinction rates could also have played a role in this association (Armbruster and Muchhala 2009; Kay and Sargent 2009).