Sentence examples for less acknowledged that from inspiring English sources

It is less acknowledged that improvement in teaching can be enormously facilitated by quality relationships between teachers and administrators.

He none the less acknowledged that discovering who ordered it would be much harder.

After the September 11th attacks, President Bush more or less acknowledged that the ban on assassination did not apply to bin Laden or other perpetrators of terrorism.

Doug McMillon, wearing a sweater and sitting in the office once occupied by the company founder Sam Walton, more or less acknowledged that Walmart had made a mistake.

One positive thing in Bernanke's speech — I'm trying to look on the bright side — is that for what seems to me the first time he has more or less acknowledged that we are not, in any real sense, experiencing a recovery: Notwithstanding these more positive developments, however, it is clear that the recovery from the crisis has been much less robust than we had hoped.

Payday lenders themselves have more or less acknowledged that the industry is set up so as to send borrowers into a perpetual debt spiral.

He used the word process a lot, more or less acknowledging that the Americans are not ready for semifinal duty.

The party still cannot bring itself to talk of a "middle class" (too unsocialist-sounding), much less acknowledge that its aspirations are more than just material ones.

In "The Death of Santini," he more or less acknowledges that we'll simply be reintroduced to them by their real names.

It's impossible for him to think that he might be a bad father to his son, much less acknowledge that he might even hate his son.

The report more or less acknowledges that the pain would have been less with some major debt forgiveness upfront, but dismisses the notion of a more gradual adjustment on the grounds that the financing wouldn't have been available.