Sentence examples for not completely acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Other analysts wondered whether Cisco was seeing competitive pressures that it was not completely acknowledging.

It does not, however, completely acknowledge that BPD patients have wants and needs that they try to meet; these are just wants and needs that are strange to those without BPD.

Using these punishment-free trials is obviously a good approximation to a pure test of generalization, yet is not completely robust, as acknowledged by Lashely himself [138] and Krechevsky [143].

"I completely acknowledge that split-second memories like that could be completely fallible... What I saw did not indicate in any way that he was giving [the cyclist] fair warning to pull over.

The offender must clearly and completely acknowledge the offense.

He was very proud of his craftsmanship, completely not acknowledging that this beautiful wall was going to separate families.

Dr. Paige said he had not seen the report, but acknowledged: "We've not completely licked that.

Those of us who felt O'Driscoll would have been a valuable presence in the final Test were not completely wrong, as Gatland has generously acknowledged.

Told that the industry's critics say it would rather find a cure for a bald American than a dying African, Francois Gros, a spokesman for Aventis, the French-German pharmaceutical company that makes three of the four sleeping sickness drugs, ruefully acknowledged: "That's not completely wrong.

She acknowledged carrying might not completely stop the crying, but it may prevent parents from becoming frustrated by a crying infant.

Wealth managers aren't completely worthless, Smith acknowledges.