Sentence examples for because acknowledging from inspiring English sources

The politics of the issue is tricky, because acknowledging changed ideas in response to changed facts is considered a failing by the political class.

He suggests that this is the case because acknowledging he exists would make some of the charges they fling at Marcotte look foolish.

As the Israeli journalist Michael Karpin suggests in his aptly titled The Bomb in the Basement, the United States has gone along with this charade because acknowledging the existence of Israel's nuclear arsenal would incite futile demands by Arabs and Iranians to get rid of it.

Is it because acknowledging the mind of another makes it harder to abuse them?

Don't give 'em any. 4. Don't let anyone tell you to ignore something because "acknowledging it gives it power".

That's what a "nonpartisan" stance in the media has become: turning a blind eye to hypocrisy because acknowledging facts has somehow become a liberal stance.

The chiefs of public-sector organizations are reluctant to advertise excess resources, let alone lend them to other agencies, because acknowledged excess resources tend to get reallocated.

I found this bizarre because, acknowledged or not, some of our loved ones were clearly gay.

Susie Richardson, 59, began smoking marijuana and crack at 50 because, she acknowledged, "I was curious".

And they cheer him because he's acknowledging them as Americans".

Admitting that we are experiencing envy can be very threatening, because it means acknowledging our own weakness and insecurity.