Sentence examples for acknowledging the impacts from inspiring English sources

Let's start by making sure our workplaces look like our country; by acknowledging the impacts of past and current discrimination; and by fully championing, without coopting as our own, the message that Black lives really ought to matter today, as always---only then would all lives truly matter.

Recent studies have reviewed general oceanic responses to future climate change, while acknowledging the impacts that these changes will have on human societies [ 3- 5].

Partly this is about acknowledging the impact that working in environments of crisis and conflict can have on humanitarians.

But the government was extremely sensitive about acknowledging the impact of sanctions, and when I arrived in Tehran my translator instructed me to avoid the subject.

"If we only had three non-Americans, the way they do, I believe the Japanese league would be stronger than ours," Valentine said, acknowledging the impact of Latin American stars like Sammy Sosa, who will be a star attraction this week.

Acknowledging the impact of literary sources, Heffernan related that she has been influenced by Elizabeth Kolbert's series on climate change.

They sound admirably like their distant forebears, do a capable imitation of "Goldfinger" -- but they do so by tamping down rather than acknowledging the impact black voices and black music more generally had on the Bond songs.

The findings of this study highlight the importance of acknowledging the impact of individual knowledge, beliefs and smoking experience among staff.

Thus, the 2014 Nobel prize for 'multiscale modeling' to Martin Karplus, Arie Warshel and Michael Levitt marks an important hallmark acknowledging the impact of structural bioinformatics on science.

An alternative methodology relies on the demographic extrapolation of current and projected future needs, while explicitly acknowledging the impact of local epidemiologic transition.

Third, the model implies a biopsychosocial construct, opposing a fundamental dichotomy between bodily and mental processes, while acknowledging the impact of cognitive processing on physiological responses.