Sentence examples for idea acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Sony's chairman, Nobuyuki Idea, acknowledged that his company had struggled with its own internal digital divide and had been slow to deploy information technology among its workers.

Jude Kelly, the centre's artistic director who came up with the idea, acknowledged there would be men who would run a mile rather than debate what it is like to be a man.

America's Talking was the idea, acknowledges Jack Abernathy, who worked for Ailes at NBC and joined Fox News as chief financial officer.

Supporters of the idea acknowledge the tremendous difficulties of trying to translate slippery estimates into a single mathematical factor, difficulties that perhaps help explain why there is little hope of consensus now on climate policy.

Generic companies seemed to support this idea, acknowledging the possibility that they may not be able to compete globally on price but would lead on quality setting a standard for the global ARV market.

It was a utopian idea, he acknowledged.

The idea, Lomas acknowledged, is speculative.

"That's a scary idea," he acknowledged with a shrug.

After that, the group turned its attention to building a fiber optic link -- an idea, Mr. Smith acknowledged, that "sounds kind of far-fetched".

Mr. Dornbush said he considered the tax a bad idea but acknowledged that it does have a chance in the European Parliament: "They are the rear-guard of the future, the home of government intervenionism.

The book succeeded, slowly, in getting the issue of overpopulation into political and public consciousness, an idea now acknowledged by calculations of the "ecological footprint" of anything from nappies to nations.