Sentence examples for almost everyone acknowledges from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone acknowledges that reform is needed, but no one has yet managed to deliver it.

Almost everyone acknowledges the desirability of the principal war aim proposed by the Administration's spokesmen: "regime change" in Baghdad, the removal of Saddam Hussein's gangster government.

Almost everyone acknowledges that as the share of renewable energy rises, regulation of the grid will have to change.The role of utilities as investors is also being threatened.

In fact, almost everyone acknowledges that the level of English among controllers and pilots was one of the underlying problems with Air France's decision.

Strip away the factual misinformation repeatedly peddled about the Human Rights Act and almost everyone acknowledges that it works well in practice.

Three times during the first week of the new same-sex marriage policy, judges were asked to ban the licenses, which almost everyone acknowledges violate the state's family code.

In the painting, left unfinished at Lawrence's death, the face of the hero is lit by the sweet animation almost everyone acknowledged.

And while almost everyone acknowledged that stealing was wrong, the statement was usually followed by a glint in the eye and a sentiment along the lines of: "You have to admit they are good at it".

The country is taken to war on the basis of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction that almost everyone now acknowledges never existed.

Almost everyone now acknowledges that there is a less hopeful mood than at the conference in Tokyo last January when the world promised $4.5 billion to Afghanistan over the next five years.

Almost everyone, however, acknowledges the old models are no longer adequate to meet educational demands.