Sentence examples for be better acknowledged from inspiring English sources
After SBTT, nurse assistants and nurses will be better acknowledged than traditionally, an acknowledgement that most certainly explains their greater appreciation of teamwork after the project.
Thus, the wide-scale digitization of university teaching and learning raises a number of different 'commercialisations' of higher education that need to be better acknowledged.
Liu and White (2001) suggest that, in the spirit of demand-led innovation, end-use-generated innovation needs to be better acknowledged than earlier recommended in the innovation system literature.
This risk needs to be better acknowledged and managed.
Mr. Aslan follows Mr. Brandon in his general thesis as well as in many details, a borrowing that should have been better acknowledged.
It seems to me that the administration would be better off acknowledging and apologizing for the lack of good judgment, rather than trying to defend what, on its face, was an intentional misleading of the American people.
Indeed, wouldn't it be better to acknowledge that Americans are only willing to return a certain amount of their wealth to the government each year?
It would be better to acknowledge that humans are capital regardless of country origin, and rather than regulate immigration or birth, we should make the U.S. a place where individuals of all stripes can freely prosper so long as they don't migrate or procreate with an eye on living off of others.
So if you find yourself seeking advice, you'd be better off acknowledging your true agenda: opening the door to being all slutty with your unsolicited advice.
Wouldn't it be better to acknowledge the wrongs of history and to return the remains of one of the greatest athletes of the twentieth century to his family and his people?
I was disappointed that their other sources weren't better acknowledged, though; many of these ballads are not "straight from the book," but were made into singable artworks in my lifetime, by people who deserve recognition.
