Sentence examples for be acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"We should be acknowledging that they've made very substantial progress.

It's good that the government appears to be acknowledging this.

Corporate boards also seem to be acknowledging criticism of executive pay from shareholders and the public.

Now he appears to be acknowledging some of the same concerns.

For one thing, he seems to be acknowledging that major informational problems can develop when new products explode in volume.

"If we're going to be acknowledging a higher authority, I just think we should be more thorough," he says.

But by acquiring a drug, Amgen might be acknowledging the difficulties it has had developing drugs of its own.

Any court that granted such a writ would be acknowledging the ape's legal "personhood" — and right to be free.

But it worked, for Mr. Myers seemed at once to be acknowledging a master and declaring independence.

Rough linen tweeds were flecked in gold, as Ms. Kawakubo seemed to be acknowledging, perversely, youth's privilege.

She was referring principally to the dearth of inhabitants, but she also seemed to be acknowledging the aura of doom.