Sentence examples for has often acknowledged that from inspiring English sources

In a cover letter accompanying the report, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the publisher of The Times, wrote that "over the past two decades, The Times has often acknowledged that Duranty's slovenly work should have been recognized for what it was by his editors and by his Pulitzer judges seven decades ago".

Dell has often acknowledged that it evaluates AMD's chips, but its relationship with Intel is considered so ironclad that to use another company's chips would be tantamount to heresy.

Mr Howard has often acknowledged his key.

Mrs. Clinton has often acknowledged errors.

Among British writers, Zadie Smith has often acknowledged his influence.

It is often acknowledged that race is a social construct.

American experts and policymakers often acknowledge that China has more leverage and influence over North Korea than any other country.

"While there is a historical narrative that shows black men have faced violence from their white counterparts, we don't often acknowledge that "black women have these violent encounters with white folks too," Cooper said.

Such visitors often acknowledge that they have pushed themselves too far because they believe that in a bind, the technology can save them.

When I work the drive-through window, every week or two customers present a state ID instead of a driver's license, often acknowledging that they have no license.

Kerry acknowledged that he has often been exasperated by Lieberman, but working relationships are more meaningful, Kerry continued, because of, not despite, fierce disagreements on other issues.