Sentence examples for acknowledging mass from inspiring English sources

And this year there was a big opportunity to award merit while also acknowledging mass popularity and uniting the generations.

Not only does the dominant paradigm push mass selection activities into the realms of compulsory illegality, it also systematically fails to equitably acknowledge mass selection networks that are not given efficient tools to protect the products of their activities and foster their own innovation model based on open access.

That seemed like a breakthrough, to have the President acknowledging that mass shootings were a systemic problem.

Vatican officials recognise that Mr Erdogan has gone further than his predecessors in acknowledging the mass killing of Armenians.

Crumb's contributions to the physics of comics recall Giotto's (yes, Giotto's) to Western painting: acknowledging material mass and the force of gravity.

Nor is it feasible to laud him personally without also acknowledging the mass of South Africans who made his achievements possible.

That qualifying "still" acknowledges how mass adulation tends to inflate the egos of its beneficiaries to monstrous proportions.

A18 G.O.P. Admits Religious Mailing The Republican Party acknowledged sending mass mailings warning that "liberals" seek to ban the Bible as part of its effort to mobilize religious voters for President Bush.

Labour MP Yvette Cooper, the then-shadow home secretary and leadership contender, said Cameron was "ramping up the rhetoric" in order to appease the right and said he should acknowledge the mass humanitarian crisis which had forced millions to leave their homes.

When Microsoft announced it Surface Computing, CEO Steve Ballmer Steve Ballmer acknowledged that mass market adoption would take a while.

When intelligence officials speak in private, they acknowledge that mass surveillance is inefficient.