Sentence examples for course we acknowledge from inspiring English sources

But of course we acknowledge there is still more to do – one family failing to make ends meet each month is a family too many".

Says parliamentarian Gunnar Uldall: "We keep our distance from the 'Laffer curve,' but of course we acknowledge the 'Laffer Effect' ". -that lower tax rates can bring in greater revenues.

Of course, we acknowledge that the design of an alternative hypoglycemic index (as already suggested in [ 34]) would overcome this last aspect.

Of course, we acknowledge the possibility that any DNA damage occurring after ALKBH3 silencing in lung adenocarcinoma cells may induce transcriptional factors other than p53/Rb that upregulate both p21 and p27, and we cannot deny the possibility that the ubiquitin proteasome protein degradation pathway may be partly involved in p21, p27 induction.

Of course, we acknowledge that the rodent phylogeny here presented has to be ameliorated because of the suboptimal gene and taxon coverage, but we really think it is a reasonable approximation of the rodent phylogeny which accuracy is sufficient to allow for diversification analyses.

Here is the question we will ask in this course: can we acknowledge the fact that we have a conscious mental life within a theoretical understanding of ourselves according to which we are purely physical in nature?

Of course we should acknowledge all of the aspects of historical figures — but we should begin with a deeper acknowledgement that human cultures, attitudes, habits, and so forth have changed immensely over the centuries.

Of course we should acknowledge all of the aspects of historical figures - but we should begin with a deeper acknowledgement, that human cultures, attitudes, habits, and so forth have changed immensely over the centuries.

Of course, we should acknowledge that the fine-scale cloning of the sRNA precursors is time consuming and laborious.

Of course, we must acknowledge that not all ECT outcomes are negative or experienced negatively by patients.

Of course we must acknowledge that Panama is supremely predisposed as both a conduit between North and South America and between the world's two largest oceans -- equipped with an extraordinary manmade waterway.