Sentence examples for sharp acknowledges from inspiring English sources

Of their immediate future, Sharp acknowledges that both "need to start winning" if Europe is to remain a realistic aim.

Although Ms. Canguven said her gallery would continue to show at both Frieze fairs, Ms. Sharp acknowledged that some regular exhibitors felt that New York was a more important market.

During the meeting, Sharp also acknowledged privately to the members that the organization's often anonymous donors frequently shape the agenda.

Now our governor and many of our politicians support a proposed new route for the Keystone XL, based on a flawed report by the state's Department of Environmental Quality that claims that the pipeline would avoid the Sand Hills — a matter of sharp dispute — but that acknowledges that it will still cross the aquifer.

While Democrats openly crowed that Mr. Ryan was the choice they had hoped for because of the sharp contrast, they acknowledged he is a young, attractive, well-spoken politician who explains his plan better than his fellow Republicans do.

Holiday sales have historically propelled computer companies and chip makers to a strong fourth quarter, but this year Intel joined Gateway, Apple Computer and Hewlett-Packard in acknowledging sharp slowdowns in PC sales.

Though liberal Democrats chastised Mr. Nader for refusing to acknowledge sharp differences between Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush on issues like abortion rights and health care, it is clear that many of the Mr. Nader's supporters shared his dim view of Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore.

But while he was sharp on culture, Mr. Sarillo acknowledges he was naïve about numbers.

These three aspects, as Coles implicitly acknowledges, have fostered a sharp-elbowed type of advocacy journalism.

Her transition from age-group events to the senior circuit will be put into sharper focus is San Diego, where she acknowledges the competition will be much tougher.

In sharp contrast black respondents acknowledged a global African affinity.