Sentence examples for struggled to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
South African author Mandy Wiener says local journalists have struggled to acknowledge that their "golden boy" Oscar Pistorius has been "tarnished".
Together with Sarah Arehart of the Center for East Asian Studies and Masaki Matsumoto in the MA program in Social Sciences (both U of Chicago), we made most decisions of procedure and substance collectively as we struggled to acknowledge the ongoing crisis in Fukushima.
So they're very clear…Whereas perhaps where we've got contractors who have had a GMS or PMS contract before and have no experience of APMS I think they have struggled to acknowledge, recognise that it's a very different contract…(Site 1, interview PCT Officer, ID 1.7).
And yet, despite increasing public scrutiny, many international NGOs still struggle to acknowledge the problem and invest in coherent, holistic frameworks to reduce it.
But, in his search for a denunciation on every page, Bower struggles to acknowledge a single significant success in a decade of public policy.
Mr Paul's remarks obscure the real and subtle dynamics of the issue by running it through an intellectual framework that sees children as property and freedom as binary, and which struggles to acknowledge the role of the state in securing public goods.Read more: Of vaccines and vacuous starlets.
So this summer, as we mark the 75th anniversary of the erasure of 15 Assembly Centers, from Puyallup to Pomona, and as we struggle to acknowledge injustices around us, we can remember: You make 5,000 people disappear by choosing not to see them in front of your face.
In fact, it may get in the way because leaders who primed themselves on intelligence often struggle to acknowledge their flaws and learn from peers.
In providing a 24/7 service, the transportation industry has long recognised operator fatigue as a key safety issue, yet our results indicate that our survey population struggles to acknowledge the likely impact of sleep deprivation on the performance of junior doctors.
Her struggle to heal reflects, in many ways, this nation's struggle to acknowledge and come to terms with its raw, self-inflicted wounds.
The struggle to acknowledge tap's supreme artists and artistry is ongoing: it resounds Baby Laurence's comment that "the people should know it's a beautiful art….They should see what they've been missing all these years".
