Sentence examples for carefully acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Data sets are, however, heterogeneous, which needs be carefully acknowledged by the users.

He carefully acknowledged every known aspect of the slowdown so far.

On Wednesday, Mr. Bernanke carefully acknowledged that inflation had accelerated in recent months and would make the Fed's job much more difficult if it became ingrained in public expectations.

All aspects of these issues involved high levels of emotional intensity, opposing views and evidence and competing agendas which could de-rail the dialogue if not carefully acknowledged or addressed.

There are several limitations that should be carefully acknowledged.

He was not expressive like the late Titian, although some of his paintings carefully acknowledge Titian's achievement.

Though the divergence can be overemphasized — with racial connotations that Ms. Sullivan's note carefully acknowledges — the distinctions are still in force.

Overall, we observe the potential for widespread acceptance of UCC programs among Canadian PEV buyers, but program design and deployment will need to carefully acknowledge the various motivations and concerns of different vehicle buyer segments.

I show that the Brotherhood carefully acknowledges the existing constitutional structure and jurisprudence on the position of Islam in the state, it also significantly expresses a desire to expand the place of Islam, constructed around and built upon the existing system.

But still, she carefully acknowledges that the questioning and searching of her generation did produce some "excesses" and "wrong decisions". It is suggested that for Hillary Rodham Clinton, a career liberal activist and former seeker of ecstatic living, to sound the call for a return to traditional ethics will strike some people as a bit much.

The play is now 58 years old, and as director of Endgame's Melbourne Theatre Company revival (not to be confused with a competing production by Sydney Theatre Company), director Sam Strong carefully acknowledges in the programme, since Beckett's death in 1989, "his executors have been notoriously litigious in preserving the integrity of his work".