Sentence examples for acknowledging that it will from inspiring English sources
The industry is likely to miss Congress's initial quota of 100 million gallons next year, acknowledging that it will make a few million gallons of the advanced fuel, at most.
There are few things more bizarre than watching people advocate that another country be bombed even while acknowledging that it will achieve no good outcomes other than safeguarding the "credibility" of those doing the bombing.
The highest priority in the economic revival plan of the newly elected prime minister, Shinzo Abe, is to strong-arm the Bank of Japan into acknowledging that it will do simply "whatever it takes" to reverse deflation there and allow a recovery to take root.
But he is acknowledging that it will happen very fast.
While acknowledging that it will be hard to replace a captain of O'Connell's stature, Penney claimed that he is confident Howlett will do "a first rate job".
Yeo agrees, acknowledging that it will take until 2005 to get the new institutes up to speed and perhaps a decade for students to emerge from the pipeline.
She acknowledges that "it will be said … that the demand for love made in this book is a tall order, and unrealistic given the present state of politics".
He acknowledged that "it will be very important" to get a good result in São Paulo, the final road race before the series goes to the Indianapolis 500.
Amanda said she joined only two other societies (national and English) so as not to overextend, but acknowledged that "it will be kind of hard in May when I'll have three honor cords and everyone else will have nine".
Deutsche Telekom, Europe's biggest telecommunications company, has acknowledged that it will not reduce its debt as quickly as it had promised and has begun bracing for another reduction in its credit ratings.
The Canadian government has acknowledged that it will almost certainly miss its 2020 greenhouse-gas-reduction target by a wide mark, primarily because of the oil sands' enormous carbon footprint.
