The Clinton camp has largely acknowledged this reality in a renewed effort to gin up such a pretext: a Clinton-as-popular-vote-leader that assumes Obama has no supporters in the state of Michigan.
While the psychological consequences have largely been acknowledged in medical research surrounding survivors of residential schools, Mosby says the physical repercussions haven't been looked at in the same way.
Until recently, music executives have largely failed to acknowledge the millions of individuals, from teenage Eminem fans to Elvis-obsessed baby boomers, who have joined in what amounts to an online rebellion against the industry by some of its most important customers.
Global public health efforts have largely failed to acknowledge the ever-expanding magnitude of the NCD burden and the socioeconomic inequities that shape it.
In the last years, supercritical fluid chromatography has largely been acknowledged as a singular and performing technique in the field of separation sciences.
Although Hisarlık has been largely acknowledged by scholars as the site of historical Troy, intense debate has been generated by questions of Troy's physical size, population, and stature as a trading entrepôt and regional power.
Kaldor argues rightly that the novelty of these revolutions has not been properly acknowledged: they have largely been seen as derivative, even imitative, of western Europe.
Though aides say the conversations about 2016 have largely been one-way, they readily acknowledge Biden may be doing more personally than he is signaling to even those closest to him.
In this respect, disparities in this outcome, one of the most universally acknowledged markers of population health, have largely disappeared.
