Sentence examples for event acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Steele spoke modestly and only briefly during Tor's keynote speech to the 3,500 people at the event, acknowledging that her priority would be to diversify its funding sources.

The company made the savvy decision to open its CES press conference with an apology, spending a good couple of minutes at the top of the event acknowledging its troubles.

The UK Prospective Diabetes Study UKPDS Groupup developed a diabetes-specific algorithm for first CHD event, acknowledging the fact that patients with type 2 diabetes have an increased risk for CHD (7).

Previewing the summit meeting on Friday, Caroline Atkinson, Mr. Obama's chief adviser for the event, acknowledged that "the context for that discussion has changed a lot over the past year," given economic developments in both Europe and the United States.

Bill de Blasio, the city's public advocate, who organized the event, acknowledged that no one knew the whereabouts of the party's supposed office or the number of its supporters in New York.

But many at the Reno event acknowledged that, especially in private transactions, both parties sometimes look the other way.

Zero isn't opposed to larger scale club events, acknowledging that they have "a time and a place", but that Rhythm Section's purpose is far removed from this aesthetic.

The minister of education, Alonso Lujambio, whose department is overseeing bicentennial events, acknowledged the problems of such a celebration now.

Navratilova, who left singles play in 1994 after winning 167 titles, including 18 Grand Slam events, acknowledged that today's younger players hit harder than those of her era.

The most common exacerbating events acknowledged were mental stressors, weather changes, sleeping problems and strenuous activity (Table 4).

Jeff Mason, president of the WHCA, opened the event by acknowledging the contrast with past dinners. .