Sentence examples for acknowledgment at least from inspiring English sources

The general's remarks, in an interview at the United States military headquarters in Baghdad, may prove a melancholy epitaph for his year as America's military commander in Iraq: an acknowledgment, at least implicitly, that he may have failed to provide the close oversight last fall that could have prevented the debacle at Abu Ghraib, the prison fortress 20 miles west.

On its Web site, the clinic offers to help patients find lodging and points out its proximity to the airport, an acknowledgment that at least some of the people who go there come from other states.

The Obama administration said the report demonstrated that Iran "continues its effort to expand its nuclear program and move closer to a nuclear weapons capability," an acknowledgment that, at least so far, the sanctions have not forced Iran to change its direction.

Genomic acknowledgment of at least 5 intrinsic breast cancer subtypes coupled with at least 6 7 TNBC molecularly characterised subtypes, makes it not surprising that the task of tailoring treatment for breast cancer presentations a minefield [25], [30].

Why "at least"?

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Mr. Longstreth bristles at the word technique, making it clear that as iconoclastic as Dirty Projectors might be, musical proficiency — or at least acknowledgment of it — is still something of a post-punk taboo.

From Pat Riley to Joe Torre, other sports have their power bench people, but in far more cases than in the N.F.L. there is at least acknowledgment of the working partnership that generally is a stipulation for success.

And while protecting the right to publish a celebrity sex tape may not be as significant as protecting the right to burn the American flag (in the example offered by Gawker's lawyer), Hogan's own voluntary public discussion of his sex life appears to be an acknowledgment that it was at least of some interest to the public, in both Hogan's estimation and that of news outlets that interviewed him.

That whiff of doubt is music to the ears of Cobain Truthers who have been waiting decades for validation or at least acknowledgment from someone with a vaguely official-sounding title who doesn't think they're total nut-jobs.

Many people think that if they are not promoted by a certain time or if some specific career advancement doesn't take place or at least acknowledgment does not occur then they are not appreciated or they are not really valued within their company.