Sentence examples for acknowledging the current from inspiring English sources

For us every tune started with the blues but pointed to heaven near the end, because how could you find heaven without acknowledging the current blues, right?

While acknowledging the current budget crisis, the task force also called on the state to increase financing as soon as possible, by issuing bonds.

While the college's statement embraces diversity, it would have served its own interests by acknowledging the current sensitivities around Muslim religious dress.

For us, every tune started with the blues but pointed to heaven near the end, because how could you find heaven without acknowledging the current blues?" On their new album, Godspeed address those "current blues" directly.

That the University release an official statement rejecting the Government proposals for Higher Education, condemning any education cuts or rises in university tuition fees and acknowledging the current breakdown of democracy that has lead to these student protests.

We employ extremely rigorous editorial guidelines in determining which words [can] be included in each dictionary, based on several criteria: acknowledging the current frequency of words in daily language of children of that age; corpus analysis; acknowledging commonly misspelled or misused words; and taking curriculum requirements into account.

In contrast, the Pareto-efficient optimization is aware of this context, and, inherently, optimizes against all dimensions, i.e., it acknowledges the current situation and considers that a RORI around 0.9 is currently the only viable option.

We expect the Fed to acknowledge the current upward pressures in food and energy but the statement is likely to reiterate the inflation expectations remain well-anchored.

As the paper signed by Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman acknowledges, the current stockpile remains "safe, secure and reliable".

We wanted to make music like Ornette Coleman's Friends and Neighbours, a joyous difficult noise that acknowledged the current predicament but dismissed it at the same time.

They may gently acknowledge the current situation with euphemisms such as "we hope things stabilise a bit", and, "we recognise there are short-term issues with the economy".