Sentence examples for probably acknowledge that from inspiring English sources

At this point, I should probably acknowledge that I have been to Davos.

The organizers of Asparagus Penn's Unicycle Jump for Life sometimes estimate the crowd as having been in the thousands, but they all would probably acknowledge that the memories of disaster survivors are not completely trustworthy.

Yet even the harshest critics of corporate raids would probably acknowledge that at the dawn of the 1980's too many American companies were overstuffed, overperked and none too sympathetic to the desires of their shareholders.

But he would probably acknowledge that a populist spirit — the same spirit that gave us talk radio, Fox News and "drill, baby, drill" — has hung over postwar conservatism from its inception.

If there was no possibility of disciplinary action, though, Francona would have probably acknowledged that in order to protect Ramírez.

Underneath these, his sternness of speech and demeanor reflected a fanatical discipline that Slavoj Žižek would probably acknowledge as that of an authentic revolutionary.

Even the terminal operators acknowledge that probably only a lucky few companies will export gas because it can cost $7 billion or more to build a terminal, and then only after a rigorous federal regulatory permitting process.

"And I think Hank would be the first one to acknowledge that probably not everything that's been done has worked the way he had hoped it would work".

But in the United States, she had no credit history, something, she acknowledged, that was probably a good thing.

"They offer up a series of extreme measures that don't make people safer," he said, before acknowledging that Republicans probably did not have the votes to stop them.

Ms. Fernbach said that as a remedy the labor board would ask a judge to order Mr. Dolan to read aloud, probably on video, a statement acknowledging that Cablevision had acted illegally and promising not to engage in such activities again.