Sentence examples for more recently acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The more recently acknowledged complexity of nursing [ 16, 38] demands that caring nowadays, more than in the past, is based on sound clinical judgements and an understanding of the concept of nursing, i.e. the idea that something is done for the patient is a thing of the past.

Rabinow and Bennett have also more recently acknowledged the difficulty of getting HP to work in SynBERC in their analysis of the breakdown of those relationships and do so in a manner that makes sense of the existing norms of science and politics.

He needs a hug – from his family probably more than his recently acknowledged life coach, Pepe Imaz, who is said to send him messages through a container of boiled rice.

More recently they acknowledged that warming might be occurring, but that the rate in recent decades had been slower than expected.

More recently, Einstein acknowledged "the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion".

More so, the Variable-order derivative (VOD) time fractional diffusion models have been recently acknowledged as an alternative and more rigorous approach to handle time-dependent anomalous diffusion behavior observed in highly heterogeneous fractured porous media.

Those to be released will probably include one or more of the three juveniles the military recently acknowledged were being held at Guantánamo.

Perhaps seeking to address such concerns, Hezbollah, which depends on Mr. Assad for its shipments of weapons from Iran, recently acknowledged its military role in Syria more openly.

President Dmitry Medvedev recently acknowledged that the Kremlin needed to do more to create a friendly environment for business.

DC co-publisher Jim Lee recently acknowledged that readers were "looking for a lot more flavours and diversity in our line than we're currently doing".

Scott recently acknowledged Lin's season was "up and down" but spoke more highly of him Sunday.