Sentence examples for commentators acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Even some conservative commentators acknowledge this is an unrealistic target.

But Philippine commentators acknowledge that constitutional corners were cut when he was forced from office, going so far as to call his removal a "soft coup".

The situation is direr than most media commentators acknowledge.

14 30 However, commentators acknowledge that many of the recommendations in the guidelines are "very loosely evidence-based," 14 and quality markers associated with the prescribing and delivery of methadone need to be validated and related to individual outcomes.

Even some conservative politicians and commentators acknowledged the importance of sustaining the individual artist.

But while it might be "the wrong sort of growth", most commentators acknowledged that prospects for 2014 were brighter still.

But several commentators acknowledged that their critics have a point and that Filipinos have been playing a risky game that could damage the rule of law.

Lord King, who has been more optimistic about leaving the EU than many economic commentators, acknowledged that Brexit would bring great political difficulties and would not be a "bed of roses".

No matter how often or how congenially the commentators acknowledged their insular view, the hysterical tone fostered a false sense that the public was teetering on the verge of nervous collapse.

And yet few sportswriters or commentators acknowledged it.

Nolan has previously been called up to the England Under-18s and Under-21s and some commentators acknowledged that he could be a future candidate for the England squad.