Sentence examples for necessary acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

That isn't so much an indictment of his game as it is a necessary acknowledgement.

Here there is a necessary acknowledgement that things can go wrong during gestation — but also a dawning sense that intrauterine conditions make a lot of things go right, that the prenatal period is where many of the springs of health and strength and well-being are found.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the core of this debate on the role of the regions in the European structure is the necessary acknowledgement in the European constitution that the European Union does not only comprise states but has a more complex composition.

He proceeded to deliver the necessary acknowledgements and niceties.

All that is necessary is a polite acknowledgement of indebtedness to the French language indicated by some approach in some part of the word to the foreign sound.

It wasn't an acrimonious or even completely necessary breakup – just an acknowledgement that life together had become too convenient and predictable.

Through Frederick Ponsonby, she complained to Elgin, who replied that he did "not imagine that any acknowledgement was necessary, or that the Queen would expect him to send one", pointing out "how impossible it would be for an Indian Viceroy to enter into correspondence of this kind".

Whilst formal sample size calculations for external validation studies are not necessary, there was little acknowledgement that the number of events is the effective sample size; 46% of datasets had fewer than 100 events, which is indicated, though from a single simulation study, as a minimum effective sample size for external validation [ 28].

Patients receive PROMs reminders if necessary, and thank you acknowledgements on completion of all measures.

Working with the near-to-hand, and an acknowledgement of the necessary, improvisational way in which rural Mexicans build houses – and lives – for themselves in the city, Cruzvillegas's art is both sculptural and conceptual, founded in both materiality and necessity.

As a result, retransmission and acknowledgement (ACK) are necessary.