Sentence examples for impact acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Throughout Obama's eulogy, she praised Angelou for her everlasting impact, acknowledging that -- as Angelou herself once put it -- the world may not remember all of the poet's words, but we will never forget how she made us feel.

"You run the risk of some people not understanding what a beta is, and that could potentially have a negative impact," acknowledges Steve Papoutsis, executive producer on the forthcoming cops-and-robbers themed Battlefield Hardline.

Our results show the qualitative impact of acknowledging these distributed delays on the optimal pollution paths dynamics.

We focus on the publication trajectory of individuals within select high-impact journals, acknowledging that it is likely to reflect factors beyond just the inherent citation impact of his/her average research output.

As the ecological impact is acknowledged but poorly understood, the economic impact is far clearer.

"The most difficult thing now in our business is having an impact," Bell acknowledges.

Mr. Dimon tried to play down the possible impact, but acknowledged that the problems could spiral.

But their own environmental impact document acknowledges that mapping of some of the areas affected by recent flooding won't be ready until 2012.

In its latest report, the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (Icai) acknowledges that the government's commitment to spending a third of UK aid in fragile states inevitably means the Department for International Development (DfID) is working in increasingly difficult circumstances.

"You do wonder what your impact is," acknowledged Dina Siber, who served in Albania in the early 90's and is president of a group of former volunteers living in New York.

In a report published on Friday, the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (Icai) acknowledges the department's awareness that everyday corruption is a critical challenge for development, but says it has neither developed "an approach equal to the challenge, nor … focused its efforts sufficiently on the poor".