Sentence examples for fine acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The president, who was hammered by Republicans last week for his statement that the private sector was doing fine, acknowledged the difficult environment.

Sharapova said her shoulder felt fine, but acknowledged her focus may need some work.

Torre is confident Pettitte will be fine, but acknowledged that his status would be evaluated again in a few days.

Yet language is the finest, least acknowledged and most democratic of all mankind's creations.

"It's not our very finest," he acknowledged.

I guess she was – as "an instinctive feminist" – also firmly of the first generation where it was fine to acknowledge that fact?

Norwegian agreed to pay a $1 million fine after acknowledging that it had dumped oil overboard and falsified its records to conceal the pollution.

But Asomugha said he "felt like it was fine," while acknowledging that "there have been times when I felt that and then you go back and watch it on TV and it wasn't that way".

"It's fine to acknowledge that shifting to a low-carbon economy will involve big changes, but there's no reason to feed the fear that those changes will be disruptive and unpleasant.

So I'm intrigued by the idea of a family driving agreement, by which an older person who may now be a perfectly fine driver acknowledges that with age-related changes, "there may come a day when the advantages of my continuing to drive are outweighed by the safety risk I pose not only to myself, but also to other motorists".

The answer, his aides say, is to walk a fine line, acknowledging the problem while highlighting the progress that has been made: Arrests, drug and gun seizures and extraditions to the United States are all up significantly since Mr. Calderón came to office.