Sentence examples for already acknowledged for from inspiring English sources

Already acknowledged for her acting skills in her own country, Marion Cotillard was suddenly set on a path which would, it seemed, see her ranking alongside Brigitte Bardot and Catherine Deneuve as one of the most widely recognised Frenchwomen in the world, soon eclipsing, more than likely, the career of her close friend Audrey Tatou.

The company has already acknowledged the potential for crossing the line into illegality, which makes it harder for a government agency to conclude that its disclosures on the topic are inadequate.

The former Utah governor had already acknowledged that expectations for him in South Carolina's primary this week will be "very low".

As already acknowledged, discrepant data for HER-2 ISH, which was reported in the literature concerning rates of EGFR-amplified carcinomas was likely a result of the lack of standardisation and variations of ISH methods, such as the use of various kits, procedures and cut-offs (Reis-Filho et al, 2006, Ryden et al, 2010).

To get title to a house in an informal settlement whose permanence the government had already acknowledged took 728 steps for one agency alone, and 10 other agencies also required approvals.

Some even said they were open to giving him his "wall," which he has already acknowledged is a term for wall, fence or nothing at all.

"The information we had was that there would be actions targeting the Ferguson [police] department or buildings in Ferguson related to the police department," Bruntrager said, adding that Wilson and the city had already acknowledged it would be impossible for Wilson to stay and that he decided to leave immediately once he learned of the threats.

Pittman has already acknowledged that there's room for growth in the Internet and cable businesses, so expect more shuffling there.

Avastin is already acknowledged as a breakthrough treatment for colon cancer, where it extends the survival of patients when added to chemotherapy treatment.

A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police in London said that it had already acknowledged its failures and developed new plans for dealing with future riots.

It was acknowledged (by the JP 6.2 implementation partners) during the first year that the AWP was probably too ambitious in its plans and targets, given numerous constraints that ensued in the initial period – a point already acknowledged in the Mid-Year Report for 2008.