Sentence examples for likely acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Apple will likely acknowledge at least the reception and yellow banding issue soon and suggest a workaround for early buyers.

The Huyck/Katz script contained parodies of old-time radio that the general public in the 1970s would likely acknowledge.

Though President Obama has since said that Sotomayor would likely acknowledge her word choice as "poor" that does not make the sentiment behind her words any less valid.

One source told CNN that the report will most likely acknowledge that the interrogation happened without any clearance, promising to take action against those responsible. .

Calheiros is likely acknowledging that the bitterly contested process to remove the former left-wing guerrilla has taken a staggering number of strange turns over the last six months, leaving the population confused and exasperated as the impeachment question often devolves into political shouting matches.

The lower classes and least educated were, according to the survey, most likely to acknowledge the potential beauty of sunset photography (88% responded as such).

It seems that a personal or family history of cancer could be expected to be associated with different causal beliefs; it is expected those educated and with a family or personal history of BS were particularly likely to acknowledge the potential various "controllable" risk factors [ 45].

However, I argue that it is the suffering of Black children--much like the rodents and decay in Detroit schools--that we are least likely to acknowledge, and worse, the most likely to defend, either as what Black children deserve, or more kindly, as an unfortunate, innocent consequence of racial and class inequality in the US.

The reason I gave this advice is because while mental illness is as likely to afflict men as women, men are less likely to acknowledge it, because they may fear that it evidences weakness of a spiritual, moral, and even physical nature.

Women, on the other hand, appear more likely to acknowledge when they don't know something -- like the direction of the stock market or of the price of a stock or a bond.

Men will be less likely to acknowledge, even to themselves, that their immense responsibility can be scary, and hence, will be less likely to do anything about it.