Sentence examples for to acknowledge the value from inspiring English sources
Richard C. Iannuzzi, president of New York State United Teachers, said Mr. Cuomo had failed to acknowledge the value of unions in his convention speech.
But what most bothers Mr. Galenson is his dismissal by art experts who, he writes in his forthcoming book, "almost unanimously refused to acknowledge the value that quantitative methods could have in their field".
It's one thing to acknowledge the value of collaboration intellectually; it's another to internalize its potential so fully that you proactively seek more collaboration opportunities and that collaborative skills become central to your professional identity.
At other times – as shown by the backlash against Mary Beard's rising media profile - we fail to acknowledge the value that older people, through their wisdom and experience, bring to our society.
I have been less than subtle in commenting about that in the past, and the analyst community has refused to acknowledge the value of these companies.
Apple filed a billion-dollar royalty lawsuit against Qualcomm in January and today the chip maker hit back with a legal case of its own against the iPhone maker which, it claims, has refused to acknowledge the value of its technology.
This provides further support for our central claim, namely, that scientists should explore ways to acknowledge the values that may influence them rather than denying the presence of these influences.
We have yet to find the limit of mistreatment and violence that will cause the country at large to collectively acknowledge the value of our lives.
Over the years of this civil rights movement, we have yet to find the level of mistreatment and violence that will cause white people, law enforcement and the country at large to collectively acknowledge the value of our lives.
They refuse to acknowledge the true value of their portfolios.
Hence, there is a need to acknowledge the unique value of urban nature, and the socially-mediated nature of its productivity.
