Sentence examples for sometimes acknowledge from inspiring English sources

But schedule strength is still the best tie breaker available, and the oddest part of the issue is that the N.F.L. rules makers sometimes acknowledge this.

This is related to the problem of authority raised earlier: These considerations suggest that people sometimes acknowledge moral authority that extends beyond their own society, and a relativist needs to show why this makes sense or why people are mistaken in this acknowledgement.

Indeed, even people highly critical of Bailey sometimes acknowledge the existence of autogynephilia, though they discount its importance in trans identity and deny Blanchard's two-type taxonomy.

Riders complained about inaccurate modified schedules on the Web site — a criticism the agency sometimes acknowledged.

Astute conservatives have sometimes acknowledged that, fundamentally, Keynes was one of them.

But the ideas remain, and they are wiser and more prescient than is sometimes acknowledged.

F.B.I. officials often review how the bureau has handled investigations after attacks, and they have sometimes acknowledged mistakes.

This crucial distinction is all too often lost, the relationship between fashion and being a common or garden show-off being more subtle than is sometimes acknowledged.

(He sometimes acknowledges as much, saying that a faulty — that is, a non-originalist — method can occasionally produce good results, a Scalian variation on "Even a broken watch is right twice a day").

Michael Watkins, mission manager for Curiosity (formally, the Mars Science Laboratory) at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), explains that this system has extremely low capacity and is designed for receiving (and sometimes acknowledging) terse instructions to carry out a day's tasks.

(Can an overreliance on spa remedies really be pinned on the left?) Besides, as Blyth herself sometimes acknowledges, there's a much simpler explanation for the failings of women's magazines: they're beholden to advertisers.