Sentence examples for latter acknowledged from inspiring English sources
But they have not formally sworn allegiance to Islamic State, nor has the latter acknowledged having a presence in Gaza.
The latter acknowledges the hydrodynamic character of electroconvection as contributor to the overlimiting transport.
The press release for the album even features the latter acknowledging that his contribution to the LP largely consisted of "checking his cellphone and making coffee".
The latter acknowledges socio-economic, cultural, behavioural and environmental characteristics (see next paragraph).
The latter acknowledges a guide by Li and Crane, 1996 (42) to its style for citing electronic documents.
However, as the latter acknowledge, the model of institutionalisation in Japan might reflect, rather than determine community attitudes.
Many (37%) of these clinical papers with RLs greater than 1.5 are reports of clinical trials, and 85% of the latter acknowledge funding compared with 71% of the others.
This response might be due to the fact that a considerable number of patients taken care of by health sciences students during their clinical practice are elderly, thus the latter acknowledge the importance of having training in this area, regardless of the fact that they would or would not like to be geriatricians or gerontologists.
The latter is acknowledged as being relevant but currently dealt with mostly on a scientific level, emphasising uncertainty over potential risks and stressing the need for more research.
The latter date acknowledges her help in a Sienese victory over Florence in 1260, at the battle of Monteaperti; the former recalls an occasion when a statue of the Madonna di Provenzano deflected a bullet fired by a Spanish soldier and saved a Sienese life.
In one of the more heartbreaking moments, fans chant "Save Us Spano" with wide-eyed desperation as Spano beamingly looks on, the former not knowing and the latter not acknowledging that he could barely afford to buy a skybox, let alone the whole team.
