Sentence examples for limited acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, there was limited acknowledgment that dementia is a life-limiting condition, and a failure to recognise that people with dementia can and do experience pain: if you've got a cancer then you're termed as palliative and everybody knows the input that you're going to get.

Another flaw in the exhibition is its limited acknowledgment of the women influenced by Cézanne.

A Postal Service official in Washington, after an initial, limited acknowledgment of a "privacy breach," said that at one of the programs, not New York's, a man whom a letter carrier recognized as a registered sex offender had "adopted" a letter.

Media coaches define spin as an technique to re-frame an issue to benefit the speaker, or deflect a criticism -- sometimes with a limited acknowledgment of the facts.

While he had received credit for other DC work since the 1940s, he began, in the 1960s, to receive limited acknowledgment for his Batman writing; in the letters page of Batman #169 (February 1965) for example, editor Julius Schwartz names him as the creator of the Riddler, one of Batman's recurring villains.

All WEATHER-related talk must be limited to a general acknowledgment that WEATHER is occurring.

Acceptance in this case is an acknowledgment that you have limited power and that your life cannot be completely tethered to a person who is deceased, however much you loved them while they were still alive.

(Shakespeare's Juliet was around 13, Romeo probably older).One reason for the shift is an acknowledgment that adults' rules have limited influence on what teenagers get up to in private.

The amount of data that can be sent through the channel is limited based on the reception of positive acknowledgments (ACKs).

Is secretary of state a promotion or an acknowledgment that her political prospects are now limited?

Mr. Kristof's sole acknowledgment that the program might have even limited value is restricted to a single, qualified sentence: "There's no doubt that some families with seriously disabled children receive a lifeline from S.S.I".