Sentence examples for have started to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
Some automakers, however, have started to acknowledge the shutdown's impact on government workers' finances.
Other biographers have started to acknowledge that this is probably the best bet".
And it is already almost impossible for any candidate other than Mr. Romney to win a majority of delegates before Tampa — something that his opponents have started to acknowledge.
Amid increased attention to the rising tension, as well as the accusations that the government is doing nothing to stop it or even fueling it, the authorities have started to acknowledge the seriousness of the situation.
Although Republicans have started to acknowledge that income inequality is problem, the party's distaste for taxes and banking regulation are unlikely to check income growth at the highest level.
And top U.S. military commanders have started to acknowledge the same thing, indirectly, as they identify the serious threat to our security in places like Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the strain that the war in Iraq is putting on our military force.
"The Syrian regime has started to acknowledge the necessity of improving relations with Lebanon, but has not yet acknowledged the necessity of a total improvement," wrote Samir Kassir in the independent daily newspaper An Nahar.
While most of those killed are assumed to be involved in the drug trade itself, the Mexican government has started to acknowledge a growing number of civilian victims slaughtered in clashes between security forces and gangs, including several small children and students.
In Tokyo's Shibuya and Setagaya Wards, same-sex partnerships have started to be officially acknowledged.
Since the importance of miRNA-regulating PPI networks has been acknowledged, researchers have started to identify special miRNA-regulated networks in PPI networks related to disease.
The rest is Boy's Own stuff and Itoje acknowledges his team-mates have started to tease him about it: "The usual kind of stuff – nothing too serious, just a little bit of banter here and there".
