Sentence examples for acknowledging the logic from inspiring English sources
While acknowledging the logic of the theory, Mr Tobin thought this "policy irrelevance" proposition silly in practice: simply, people are not as rational as economists suppose.Renaissance manMore than two centuries ago, Adam Smith explained the benefits of the division of labour.
Even Alan Greenspan acknowledged the logic of this argument.
Anderson acknowledges the logic that neither he nor Broad have played since September so they can hardly be rested in the first week of November.
Where Astbury defends her medical practice through reference to law, and MacLoughlin places Irish hospitals above religious dogma, Burke alone acknowledges the logic behind the legality.
An administration official acknowledged the logic of that, even as he said that a $550 billion package was not yet agreed on.
In an interview with Torgoff, Ginsberg acknowledged the logic of this cultural transmission: "You couldn't have a society that allowed free and unfettered creative expression, which also might incorporate material about the use of consciousness-altering substances, without a significant segment of the population becoming interested in their use as well".
He is certainly not up to acknowledging the sacramental logic of the symbolism.
Reno is a conservatively minded, pro-business city, and people here acknowledge the capitalist logic of American's stance.
Stephens oilfield services analyst Tommy Moll acknowledges the industrial logic of a Key-Basic combination, but he doesn't think one is likely near-term given the disparity in their current valuations and his lack of confidence that the combination would trade at Key's higher multiple.
You can practically feel a shiver run up your spine, but you have to acknowledge the cold logic of the calculation: Epstein would do better, and make better music, playing bass with the Heartbreakers than cranking out "Runaway" at state fairs.
Although "process model" and "meaning model" take different perspectives on the transformation of a dispute, they share the same inner logic, acknowledging the different states of a dispute (a dispute in the court is usually regarded as a case).
