Sentence examples for right acknowledging from inspiring English sources

In a landmark 1980 paper, the computer scientists Bill Buxton and Richard Sniderman summed up the iterative approach to design as "Keep trying until you get it right," acknowledging that the key question was "How do you know when you have got it 'right'?" The schemers behind Facebook may be rolling out iterations like crazy, but only time will tell if they're iterating their way into oblivion.

He couldn't be more right; acknowledging their role in the country's decade-long crisis would do much to elevate the FPI's tattered credibility.

This has been moved out of its previous position within organisational readiness to be a dimension in its own right, acknowledging the enormous increase in its prominence since development of the original TIRRE model.

All in all, I think he's been better than many critics on left and right acknowledge.

But players who have pursued tennis's ultimate bragging right acknowledge that there is a special pressure that goes with starting a season with a plan — as Laver did in 1969 — and ticking the boxes (or much more likely, not).

Indeed, even the United Nations report, which was widely hailed as declaring Internet access a human right, acknowledged that the Internet was valuable as a means to an end, not as an end in itself.

Indeed, even the United Nations report, which was widely hailed as declaring internet access a human right, acknowledged that the internet was valuable as a means to an end, not as an end in itself.

"You never get surge totally right," acknowledged Kalanick.

Cosima was determined to preserve Bayreuth's exclusive right, acknowledged by Ludwig, to perform Parsifal.

Mr. Buffett, a pop icon in his own right, acknowledged his debt to Mr.MacDonald.

Clinton has said her gun proposals are "consistent with constitutional rights," acknowledging that gun owners have a constitutional right to own guns.