Sentence examples for sentence acknowledging from inspiring English sources

To be sure, Administration officials themselves were usually careful to include what is known in the editorial trade as a "to be sure" sentence, acknowledging that you never can tell, nothing is guaranteed, there might be bumps in the road.

To be fair, the Post tosses in a sentence acknowledging that the economy may have had an impact on boomer suicide rates, noting that "financial recessions are in general associated with an uptick in suicides".

We describe in more detail in the Data collection section why morpho-species were used, and add a sentence acknowledging that taxonomic uncertainty could have affected our results.

The present manuscript contains a single sentence acknowledging only the existence of these criticisms; it doesn't grapple with them but rather charges forth to a "Let's do it!" rallying cry at the end.

The parenthetical qualifications in the previous sentence acknowledge that the certainty these practices give us is, at least from the perspective of the long run, provisional; it can be replaced or overturned or dislodged.

"This sentence acknowledges the experiences of the dozens of women abused by Cosby and sends a clear message that sexual harassment, misconduct and abuse cannot and will not be tolerated even years after the event," she said. . "The sentence handed down bears particular significance today in the midst of our current national dialogue," Houser said.

That fact seems to dawn on him mid-sentence, acknowledging that Scully is completely justified in walking away.

She deals with the question of animal rights in just one sentence: while acknowledging it would be cruel to adopt a gray and leave it alone all day, "that doesn't mean grays or other animals have wide-ranging political rights".

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson released a three-sentence statement acknowledging the launch of "yet another intermediate range ballistic missile".

Following the April launch, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson released a three-sentence statement acknowledging the launch: "The United States has spoken enough about North Korea.

Sikh Coalition staff attorney Pawanpreet Kaur responded to Thursday's sentencing, saying: "Acknowledging that this bias-based attack is a hate crime under state law both recognizes the deep dignitary harm to Mr. Khalsa, and ensures that we, as a society, confront the problems of Islamophobia, racism and xenophobia that make the Sikh community a target for violence.