Sentence examples for differently acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Other groups more that work more closely with Silicon Valley companies view the bill somewhat differently, acknowledging issues with H-1B misuse but arguing that the benefits of high-skilled immigration outweighed these abuses.

And finally, what are the options for religious believers and how do those who believe differently acknowledge them?

Although Engelmann and Pessoa (2007) concluded differently, they acknowledged the possibility that reward information affects orientation and reorientation processes differently.

An NSF official describes that relationship somewhat differently, but acknowledges that the end result is the same.

But I STILL believe her comments could have been worded differently to acknowledge that motherhood is not what we call "easy" or when it is, we credit the many people in our lives who support us to help make that the case.

He advocates the balancing of differently priced versions for different markets, acknowledging that this tricky balance is not easily achieved.

The Mets hired a specialist to teach Reyes, a 21-year-old second baseman, how to run differently, but he acknowledged yesterday that he had lost some speed, partly because he was favoring the hamstring and partly because his leg was wrapped tightly during games.

Although, I think the abstraction suffers from her explicitly acknowledging she saw things differently.

(From this point on, we will use the term 'recommendations' to also include 'indicators' whilst acknowledging that indicators are phrased differently given that they are measurement criteria).

Clarke appeared to be acknowledging that cricket might be played differently from now on: more respectfully, at least.

UN General Assembly adopts powerful definition of child poverty NEW YORK, 10 January 2007 - The UN General Assembly has adopted a powerful definition of child poverty, acknowledging that while poverty harms everyone, children experience poverty differently.