Sentence examples for fully acknowledge how from inspiring English sources

The bureau has yet to fully acknowledge how it allowed a criminal of Mr. Bulger's reach to remain free while the bodies kept piling up.

Those decrying the campaign refuse to fully acknowledge how far-reaching Rhodes' legacy is and was, and then have the temerity to call protesting students 'coddled'coddled

It challenges departments within the Met that have until fairly recently maintained some distance from one another to fully acknowledge how intimately linked they are.

Oh, sure, they fully acknowledge how poorly they are playing, four straight losses, three in a row here to the Oakland Athletics, a sweep at the hands of a struggling team.

But the persisting backlash has been severe enough that even today many physicians and biomedical researchers do not fully acknowledge how much evolutionary science informs medicine (Wilson 1993; Antonovics et al. 2007; Nesse and Stearns 2008).

The more I think about it, the more I am convinced that it truly is a pity we do not fully acknowledge how damaging institutionalized racism is to Malaysia, especially in the sector of education at large.

Once you've roused yourself fully, take a quick moment to acknowledge how peaceful the meditation experience was.

"You need to acknowledge how they feel.

Its own leaders acknowledge how dire its fiscal situation is.

Some ads acknowledge how skeptical consumers could be.

"But it's important to acknowledge how well Pakistan played".