Sentence examples for editors acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The new step is not foolproof, the editors acknowledged.

In an editorial in the same issue, the editors acknowledged that China is still no match for the United States economically or militarily.

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The terms have not been treated interchangeably, and editors acknowledge that it is good to be on guard against doing so.

The editors acknowledge his strategic allusions to girlfriends in letters home, and then quote to telling effect his first recorded homosexual encounter as vividly described in his journal.

In telling the behind-the-scenes tales, the editors acknowledge modern journalistic ethics by pointing out that some Life photographers had rampant conflicts of interest with their subjects (like Milton Greene, who was Marilyn Monroe's lover).

Times editors acknowledge that there is a risk to the paper's credibility if they don't manage the mix of news and opinion properly, but they say the payoff from having the expert comments of their journalists is worth the risk.

The editors acknowledge that 3% of voters in North Carolina do not have an approved state photo ID.

While the reviewers and editors acknowledge the importance of the topic they remain concerned about the design of the study itself (articulated by Reviewer 1) and the extent of advance from the computational analyses (as discussed by Reviewer 2).

Charlie Conrad, Mr. Clapton's editor, acknowledged that the early drafts were "a bit breathless".

"It did take time," Dr. Emanuel Tov, the chief editor, acknowledged as he announced that the final two volumes would soon go to press.