Sentence examples for acknowledging number from inspiring English sources

For the Democratic Party acknowledging, number one, that the progressive values are the Democratic values ― to giving me the opportunity as a person of color, I mean, for choosing me to do this speech I think is a message that we are ready to be united.

Delta has no problem acknowledging numbers between 14 and 15: any flight attendant has an amiable familiarity with 14 1/2; every pilot works with crazy fractions or even kookier decimals on those dials in the cockpit.

But, as Hoover acknowledged, that number was eight months old.

Slowly but surely, union leaders acknowledge, the number of shoppers crossing the picket lines is growing.

"They don't acknowledge the number of people who were hurt," Mr. Edelman said.

The district attorney, Greg L. Gambril, acknowledges the number puts him at the "forefront," at least among Alabama prosecutors.

He spoke excitedly of the area's retail revitalization, but acknowledged, "A number of residents have been priced out".

A second sign reads "If we were to acknowledge the number of Iraqi dead, the crosses would fill the entire beach".

Police officials yesterday acknowledged the number of applicants was low, but contended that it was not a clear-cut indication of low interest in police careers.

(The gesture had its limits; the government's hesitation to acknowledge the number and names of the children who were killed became a political issue).

With the Wanamaker Trophy alongside him at his news conference yesterday evening, he acknowledged that number to have been "under par on each nine".