Sentence examples for he acknowledged more from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged, more than usual, the setbacks his mission has suffered in Iraq, such as the bombing of the Askariya shrine, one of Shia Islam's holiest sites.

But he acknowledged more and more of the cocaine coming up from Colombia was remaining in Mexico, where addiction has risen steadily over the last decade.

Much of the funding will have to come from within the countries concerned, but he acknowledged more would also be needed from the international community, including institutions such as the World Bank and donor governments.

Since he acknowledged more than a week ago that he had had sexual relationships with women who worked for him and had been the target of an extortion attempt, his ratings are up, his advertisers have remained stalwart, and the court of public opinion has been kind, with many lauding his forthright disclosure of the unpleasant business at hand.

At 47, Senator Fitzgerald is older, shorter and, even he acknowledges, more stubborn than his only brother.

"There's reason for cautious optimism that mercury in fish may not be as much of a concern as we thought," says George, although he acknowledges more work needs to be done to understand how toxic methylmercury cysteine is in people.

Later, he would acknowledge more than two million Vietnamese deaths. .

In particular, blast injuries are tracked and treated more rigorously, he said, but he acknowledged that more work needed to be done.

He acknowledged that more have likely gone undetected, the nature of his position.

But he acknowledged that more than $45 billion in government assistance had helped the bank build "a bridge over the crisis to a sound footing".

While Mr. Schwarzman said that his main goal was to promote understanding between China and the rest of the world, he acknowledged another, more personal, motive.