Sentence examples for and thus acknowledge from inspiring English sources

But, as the University of Arizona law professor Brent T. White has pointed out, mortgage agreements stipulate provisions in the case of default, and thus acknowledge it as a possible outcome.

So while it was heartening to see so many people of all gender identities overtake the #MisandryInPublishing hashtag, and thus acknowledge that publishing has a long way to go when it comes to not prioritising male voices, we also need to recognise that this problem is even worse for other marginalised communities.

Due to the subjectivity of the assumptions necessary for these corrections, we have chosen to not formally correct the P-values reported and thus acknowledge that the results should be interpreted with caution with the possibility of false-positive discovery.

The IMF's definition of an offshore centre was "a … jurisdiction that provides financial services to non-residents on a scale that is incommensurate with the size and the financing of its domestic economy" – and thus acknowledged London's position as one of the most advanced places in the world for ingenious tax planning and financial services.

The men who become caregivers are seen as rare and thus acknowledged more positively for stepping into a caring role.

Arguably, they thus acknowledge a distinction between utility or social norms and semantic truth (though their discussion here uses no word interpretable as "truth").

We thus acknowledge that respiratory infections may be under-represented and gastrointestinal infections may be over-represented compared to annual presentation rates.

CoP-type structures thus acknowledge the need for knowledge workers to be skilled at appraising and integrating various types of knowledge into practice and, ideally, to be forthcoming about it among peers [ 14, 15].

We thus acknowledge the limited comparability between these samples.

We thus acknowledge that tooth retention, which we assumed to be the aim of dental treatment, may not always be the priority in dental practice.

While we thus acknowledge that future resolution of these matters may result in changes to our connectional summary (Fig.  10), we do not expect them to obscure the systematic properties of the global cortical connectome that we have identified.