Sentence examples for rather we acknowledge from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was not to investigate these factors; rather, we acknowledge their likely influence on this population and note that these factors likely contributed more to the variance of students' acceptance of evolution than their tree thinking understanding.

We don't end this sacred cycle of time with mourning and tears; rather, we acknowledge our grief, seek out God's compassionate presence and move forward, celebrating the gifts of love, consolation and the possibility of new beginnings.

Rather, we acknowledge that estimates of rupture risk obtained from these analyses are from a non-competing risks model, and reflect risk in the absence of death from other causes.

Rather, we acknowledge that they are different forms of sexual aggression existing on a continuum of severity, and that mildly coercive sexual acts can become more severe over time [ 9], hence the need for a better understanding of the subtler forms of sexual aggression.

Obviously, our very brief summary of linear arbitrage-free pricing theory is rather superficial and we acknowledge that it should be complemented by suitable assumptions on prices of traded assets and specific definitions of no-arbitrage.

More remains to be done, but the momentum is more easily sustained if we acknowledge, rather than denigrate, the progress achieved.

Accordingly, we acknowledge that "rather than a substitute for the 30 items of PANSS, development of a concise outcome measure for remission would create a benchmark for treatment and maintenance goals in clinical research and general practice" [ 33].

This we acknowledge was a rather 'purist' view – not presenting judges with actual performance data.

To stay unseen, the Shadow (the part of any situation we'd rather not acknowledge) seduces us not to look at things for what they are or pretend we don't see something and gloss over it.

Which brings us to another truth we'd rather not acknowledge: there is a class question at stake here.

But in hurting us, they can hit the bull's-eye of an unpleasant truth that we'd rather not acknowledge.