Sentence examples for for example acknowledge from inspiring English sources

For example, acknowledge what the complainer is saying by nodding and making neutral statements such as, "Hmm, I'm sorry to hear that".

Owen, Schiff and Laureys have explored alternative explanations of what they observed and, for example, acknowledge that the brain areas they study when they interrogate patients can be activated in other ways.

It could, for example, acknowledge and describe various and specific states of helplessness, heightened affect, and hyper-vigilance into which people are rendered when they are targeted for being less than manly, or less than desirable to men.

Professionals of a (scientific) organisation can, for example, acknowledge quality improvement activities and include them in their protocols.

Lanier, for example, acknowledges that, in his excitement at the birth of the worldwide web, he forgot about the creative classes.

Microsoft, for example, acknowledges a quirk in certain versions of Outlook Express that mangle some e-mail messages that start with the word "begin".

For example, acknowledging that animals have the right to be free from the grotesque exploitation of the industrial food apparatus does not require that we also grant them the right to vote.

Grammy award music producer and the former chairman of Virgin Records, Matt Serletic, for example, acknowledged that all the rules of the old economy have changed.

He worries that the Democrats are spending too much time defending Wall Street and traditional cab companies than, for example, acknowledging how empowering the peer-to-peer revolution is for Uber drivers or Airbnb renters.

Mozilla, which so far hasn't backed Google's WebP Project, for example, acknowledges that at some point, the new formats will be so good that we will inevitably switch.

The next generation of historians of science, Alexandre Koyré for example, acknowledged Duhem's studies as the foundation for modern studies of medieval science, but subjected them to harsh criticism.