Sentence examples for presentation acknowledges from inspiring English sources
One presentation acknowledges Tor was "created by the US government" and is "now maintained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)", a US freedom of expression group.
This type of presentation acknowledges the severity of the threat, and implicitly indicates that the audience and readers are able to engage in the suggested actions.
Panasonic began its presentation acknowledging it faced "challenging times", but added that in the past such problems had only made it stronger as it had had to deliver products offering a "more convenient customer experience".
While the presentation acknowledged several hurdles that could delay the project up to 12 months, the price of those delays weren't spelled out for financial backers.
Addressing a skeptical audience at a conference last year, Tisherman, awkward in a suit and tie, began his presentation by acknowledging that the idea of cooling a trauma patient is typically regarded as "blasphemy".
"I always start off a presentation by acknowledging the fact that I look much younger than I am, and then I go a little bit into my 10 years of successes in the business," he said.
Following this presentation, TASS acknowledged for the first time that the aircraft had indeed been shot down after warnings were ignored.
Consequently, I would encourage media presentations that acknowledge both the emotions and the facts.
Both presentations also acknowledge that it is too early to know the drugs' long-term effects.
These conferences are among the most important scientific meetings entirely dedicated to vaccine research for both humans and animals, and provide a mix of plenary sessions with invited presentations by acknowledged international experts, parallel sessions, poster sessions, and informal exchanges between experts and young researchers.
During their presentation, Aramco officials acknowledged that they faced unusual challenges here, including a plan of daunting complexity in a tight contractor market.
