Sentence examples for acknowledging that many from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging that many people are trading stocks on the Internet these days, Mr. Lebed said: "So they pick on a kid".

Mr. Kerry, acknowledging that many Democrats are more comfortable with domestic issues than foreign or military affairs, offered a solution: linking the two.

Acknowledging that many of the interested buyers are now gay, Ms. Burns calls her current client crop "the best buyers I ever had".

Acknowledging that many illegal guns will remain on the streets, while recruiting friends and relatives to at least make sure those guns are kept away from untrained and emotionally volatile kids, would be a sensible step.

Acknowledging that many voters had concerns about the threats of globalisation, fuelling the rise of non-establishment figures such as Mr Corbyn, Mr Brown said it would still be a mistake for Britain to turn its back on the world.

Tacitly acknowledging that many consumers don't have an ethernet connection anywhere near their TV, Sony introduced a Blu-ray player last week that can connect to the ethernet wirelessly.

He acknowledged that many writers are "skittish" about his service.

The report acknowledged that many child migrants thrived.

City education officials acknowledge that many schools are facing overcrowding.

I should acknowledge that many conservatives still believe that inequality isn't anything to worry about.

Aussaresses acknowledged that many observers wanted him to display repentance but said that he could not.