Sentence examples for do also acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, we do also acknowledge that it is possible that we may have missed detection of p Cpec in samples with < 1x10 C. pecorum genome copies if each C. pecorum genome were to be associated with only single p Cpec copy.

(She described him once as a "gorged seal, double chin, ledge of red lip, little eyes, sensual, brutal unimaginative", though she did also acknowledge his "queer imaginative ardour about history, humanity").

In a post earlier this month, Snapchat blamed the data leak on 'abuse' of its API — although it did also acknowledge that the way it stores the information made it possible for a database of numbers to be used to sniff out usernames and match them up.

He did, however, also acknowledge that not everybody will be ready to go this way and that it's a big change that will take a bit to sink in.

"I do what I do, but I'm good," Jody says to Yvette, and while Mr. Singleton does not excuse or ignore the hurtful things Jody does, he also acknowledges, and ultimately rewards, his decency.

"Dugas told me he did not believe there was a problem with what he was doing, but also acknowledged the public outcry from several passersby who saw the condition of the iguanas".

But did he not also acknowledge that his life had been haunted by a 17th-century master?

But we who are doing well financially should also acknowledge our great good fortune and work to nurture our compassion.

In short, I liked the idea of testing myself for HIV and felt comfortable doing so, but I also acknowledge that I felt comfortable with my expected results.

As important as it is to honor the memory of those who died — and to continue the battle against those who would do us harm — we should also acknowledge that we've lost something, as a country, because of 9/11.

Jamie Andrews, head of modern literary manuscripts at the British Library, said there was an extraordinary wealth of material in Ballard's collection including, most amusingly, a school report from when he was a 16-year-old student which noted the usual complaint that "he could do better" but also acknowledged his rich imagination and the fact that he was at the top of the class in English.