Sentence examples for somewhat acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Today's blog post from new CEO Tal also somewhat acknowledged the company's struggles, and announced plans to shift in its business model with the launch of a new Cyanogen Modular OS program.

Indonesia has somewhat acknowledged the idea, using the term "justice collaborator," which has been applied in select corruption cases.

This was somewhat acknowledged in the other Senate report on torture, released by the Armed Services Committee in 2008.

The distribution of cocaine in American cities by United States-funded Nicaraguan Contras (which is the subject of renewed interest, and which the CIA has somewhat acknowledged) might not address ODB's specific allegations but they do raise questions about government complicity and/or inattention to black suffering.

But what "Nurture Shock" suggests, and Ms. Commitante somewhat acknowledges, is that just means the randomness of gifted and talented placement is now more equitable.

And Apple even somewhat acknowledges it, saying this is an issue with all cell phones to some degree.

Instead, as The Guardian somewhat acknowledges, the "New Zealand Model" (of decriminalization) has at least achieved the former.

Because he wants the acclaim and attention but all that's associated with somewhat acknowledging that it sucks shit," Rogen said (via The Film Stage).

Let us add that participants' strategy of using people on social assistance as "fillers", calling them at the last minute when a spot is available, somewhat acknowledges our suggestion.

Mr. Ping, the couple's self-described financial "micromanager," somewhat sheepishly acknowledged that he had yet "to open the packet" from his wife's company.

Unlike most of his fellow prisoners, Speer readily if somewhat vaguely acknowledged the evils of Nazism and accepted a diffuse responsibility for his own actions.