Sentence examples for acknowledging that although from inspiring English sources

Finally, it is worth acknowledging that, although many of those who do emigrate do not intend to return, the majority still see South Africa as their identity, or 'home,' and wish to repay something to their community.

Nevertheless, museums acknowledge that although prepared, they have to work doubly hard to remain secure.

Newsweek acknowledged that although Kapuscinski had collaborated for five years in the 1960s he had not "supplied any significant documents".

It is a truth universally acknowledged that although men tend to have better health in old age, women live longer lives.

Marcel acknowledged that, although it is possible to adopt this attitude toward human beings, it is a distortion of the nature of the self.

Harman acknowledges that although Labour, when last in power, provided generous financial support to the arts, they were not always good at talking about it in public.

Even first-class travel can be punishing after a while, and Bourdain acknowledges that although he may still behave like a young man, he isn't one.

He acknowledged that although arrests did not increase significantly during the competitions, deputies had impounded more vehicles in one day of Operation Any Booking than was typical.

He later acknowledged that although the test was routine, it preyed on his mind, and made him think "about what's important in life".

Under questioning, Mr. Louima acknowledged that although he had heard and seen the door moving, he had not seen who was behind it.

In a moving opening, she also acknowledged that, although she has managed to combine motherhood with a ministerial job for seven years, it has not been easy.