Sentence examples for apparent acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

Sales for singer-songwriters Michael Kiwanuka and Ben Howard, and indie band the Maccabees had gone up by between 7% and 9%, in apparent acknowledgement of the fact that mainstream music buyers don't care much about the award.

Rather than jumping in the air, Dettori held his head in his hands as he rode into the spot reserved for the runner-up, in apparent acknowledgement of the dropped whip that could have made all the difference.

Not long after the declaratory judgement, the Times Mirror Company, in what the NY Timesstoryory called "an apparent acknowledgement that it was unable to win the heated Dallas newspaper war" sold the "Times Herald".

In an apparent acknowledgement that the attack had gone too far, Maliki announced the appointment of a ministerial committee, headed by the Sunni deputy prime minister, Saleh al-Mutlaq, to investigate.

However, in an apparent acknowledgement that it is not done to keep the Pope waiting twice, Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Russian journalists, according to The Guardian: "It's true that the meeting with the pope happened a little after the planned time.

S2 has raised an objection (U13) to what has just gone on to the board, which despite apparent acknowledgement from S1 (U14), is ignored by S5 and is not being reflected in the drawing.

Several decades later it is apparent that this acknowledgement is not always made.

However, the importance of even modest contextual effects in population research have become apparent, with increasing acknowledgement that even small shifts in the population distribution can have great impacts on population health outcomes [ 37, 38].

But what enrages me is the apparent total lack of acknowledgement about what a privilege that these journeys are, and how much power is inherently held within them.

In the lesson idea developed by Subject 6268, it is apparent that there is some acknowledgement of the development of the theory of evolution.

This turned sexual, regardless of apparent intent, very often with explicit acknowledgement that the young person was underage and the conversation was inappropriate: "Suspect: i have big penis.