Sentence examples for text acknowledges from inspiring English sources

The model "doesn't predict the future," the text acknowledges, but "it does illustrate one possible outcome," though perhaps "thousands of years in the future".

Elsewhere, the text acknowledges that "casualties that the soldier inflicted himself on enemy soldiers were usually described as the most stressful events," and it quotes a company commander who says, "Shooting people has been harder for most soldiers to come to grips with than the death of a friend".

The draft text acknowledges "climate change represents an urgent and potentially irreversible threat to human societies and the planet and thus requires the widest possible cooperation by all countries, and their participation in an effective and appropriate international response, with a view to accelerating the reduction of global greenhouse gas emissions".

In addition, the text acknowledges that a representation can be about a real object or an imagined object.

The text acknowledges that vulnerable populations are well-situated to identify their own needs and solutions in disaster situations.

The original text acknowledges homosexual sex between men but nevertheless has been used to condemn homosexuality in some Hindu communities.

We have added a clause in the text acknowledging that the double mutant fails to elongate telomeres, but we cannot rule out the impact of reduced activity for this mutant.

We have addressed this point briefly in the text, acknowledging the surprising nature of the result and suggesting the possibility is that the surface of GK-PID that fortuitously binds Drosophila Pins might be used to bind another structurally similar ligand, possibly an ancient one.

The LMA were therefore complicit in the attempt to conceal these messages (of which there were many more than the two isolated texts acknowledged by Mr Mackay).

The LMA was therefore complicit in the attempt to conceal these messages (of which there were many more than the two isolated texts acknowledged by Mr Mackay)." The statement added: "We also point out that the LMA members have a 'code of conduct' incorporated into their managerial contracts.

Today's texts acknowledge "blemishes" like the internment of Japanese Americans, but the texts either ignore or gloss over the fact that for almost a decade, during the earliest fascist invasions of Asia, Africa, and Europe, the Western democracies encouraged rather than fought Hitler and Mussolini, and sometimes gave them material aid.