Sentence examples for always acknowledged that from inspiring English sources

Warne always acknowledged that Tendulkar was his "most awkward" opponent.

But she said: "We have always acknowledged that Chapter 11 was an option.

"The governor has always acknowledged that the Puerto Rico Police Department needs reforms.

As a result, he always acknowledged that defeat, and even elimination, was possible.

Here's the irony: Orthodox economics has always acknowledged that trade could be very disruptive.

Blyton always acknowledged that the tomboy George was based on a "real person, now grown up".

But Stuart and Mary would always acknowledge that it was Boris who was in charge.

Mr. Pollack said he understood why diplomats did not always acknowledge that their arguments had been overruled.

And we always acknowledge that clients and potential clients know their businesses best; our role is to overlay that knowledge with solid marketing advice and the ability to help focus messaging to the target audience.

But a Verizon manager, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Cisco had "angered a lot of people by promoting the advantage of I.P., but not always acknowledging that it is expensive to deploy" and not always as reliable for voice traffic as conventional network technology.

Teamwork over ego is one of our core values, and it means our employees always acknowledge that the success they achieve is never something they accomplish alone.