Sentence examples for acknowledging that understanding from inspiring English sources
Acknowledging that understanding a problem in all its complexity doesn't simply tolerate divergent thinking, that it requires it.
Acknowledging that understanding HEV infection and distribution in Africa can expedite implementation of evidence-based control policies, our overall objective was to characterize the epidemiology of HEV in Africa by reviewing and summarizing relevant, peer-reviewed literature.
To be sure, American analysts acknowledge that understanding the intentions of Iran's leadership is extremely difficult, and that their assessments are based on limited information.
Regulators have also acknowledged that understanding of the materiality of environmental, social and governance ("ESG") factors for long-term investors has been evolving.
All these attempts were flawed, however, by the assumption of equivalence between the two sides, and by the failure to acknowledge that understanding and friendship come after the end of conflict, not before.
But she acknowledged that understanding "the science of diversity" is a huge challenge for her office and for NIH.
When speaking to consumer needs and product trends, all participants acknowledged that understanding consumer needs for aesthetics and performance was central to the design process; however, only DfE-oriented designers explicitly addressed consumers' growing need for sustainable textiles.
In 2005, several multinational health care companies acknowledged that understanding the public sector was a major barrier that restricted their entry.
However, we acknowledge that understanding the role of vascular and lifestyle-related factors is a key issue in the research agenda for dementia prevention and including them will be an advance in the mathematical representation of the natural history of AD.
But Bell, acknowledging that our understanding of the ice is still limited, demurs on the specifics of future sea-level rise.
But after five days of outrage from the public, and calls for investigations and regulation from lawmakers in the US and UK, the company appears to be acknowledging that blaming users for not understanding its byzantine terms of service will not suffice.
