Sentence examples for growing acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

There is a growing acknowledgment, even in Germany, that austerity may have been overdone.

Binyamin Applebaum's piece on the growing acknowledgment that moderate inflation can help, especially under current circumstances.

This season has also seen a growing acknowledgment that the Wilpons — builders before they were owners — designed a cockamamie ballpark.

The findings reflect a growing acknowledgment by oncologists and patients that for some women, the harms of chemotherapy may outweigh its potential benefits.

He recognises that the speed of change is not fast enough, but sees a growing acknowledgment from major corporations that they cannot continue to rack up profits without taking account of planetary boundaries and social justice.

Indeed, there is growing acknowledgment on the part of shareholders, owners, tenants, boards and developers that city dwellers increasingly want at least part of their social and athletic needs filled within the confines of their own buildings.

This is because, despite a growing cultural acknowledgment of the frequency with which sexual assault occurs, there is still a strong stigma surrounding it.

In recent years there's been a growing awareness and acknowledgment of the socially destructive consequences of mass incarceration, its staggering expense, and the demonstrable injustice of its administration.

In an acknowledgment of growing popular anger at politicians, Mr. Letta said Wednesday that he wanted to reduce the number of lawmakers and restore confidence in Italy's political class, which is running at an all-time low.

Democrats said the proposal represented a shift in Republican sentiment on Iraq and was an acknowledgment of growing public unrest with the course of the war and the administration's frequent call for patience.

"This reflects what has to be done". Democrats said the plan represented a shift in Republican sentiment on Iraq and was an acknowledgment of growing public unrest with the course of the war and the administration's frequent call for patience.