Sentence examples for acknowledgment that it would from inspiring English sources

The company operating the Channel Tunnel, or "chunnel," sought bankruptcy protection in 2006 in an acknowledgment that it would never be able to service its debt payments.

It was an acknowledgment that it would take some time for consumers to adjust to a computing world in which they do everything in a browser, meaning no desktop software and no hard drive storage.

At this point it seems there is an acknowledgment that it would not be possible to win against an insurgency of this scale and that a peace deal might be a major part of any exit strategy.

It was a celebration and yet something more; as fans tore up the pitch for souvenirs, it seemed an acknowledgment that it would not be needed any more; the incident in Borovo Selo, which led to fatalities on both sides, happened between the two legs of the semi-final.

He added, in reference to the Confederate soldiers, that "it would simply be an acknowledgment that the cause for which they fought, the cause of slavery, was wrong".

Wall Street seemed heartened by the company's acknowledgment that it needed to recalibrate its device business, perhaps anticipating that it would accelerate a breakup of the device and retail units.

I liked even less what Mstislav guided me toward: acknowledgment that I'd been managing an uncanny pain in my right foot's arch for weeks, at least.

In return, Iran would get an acknowledgment that it has a right to peaceful nuclear enrichment, and a gradual lifting of the sanctions.

Fussiness about episcopacy is in fact Anglicanism's implicit acknowledgment that it does not actually have the kind of historic authority it would like to have.

If it all seems like a desperate grab for acknowledgment, that's because it is.

It will delay Israel's necessary acknowledgment that it cannot hold out against the Palestinians forever.