Sentence examples for trends acknowledging from inspiring English sources

We will focus the discussion on general trends, acknowledging that individuality among patients and practitioners exists across all models.

"Their strength comes partly from their ability to respond to trends," acknowledged Jaqui Lividini, the fashion director of Saks Fifth Avenue, which also carries Theory.

A more pointed explanation for the recent polling trends acknowledges the possible effect of the recent barrage of negative press about the Clinton Foundation and Clinton's private e-mail server.

Those taking part in the trend acknowledge a potential pitfall of nostalgic pitches: They could lead consumers to believe a brand or product is outdated and therefore not for them.

The observed trend acknowledges that reduced headache frequency and pain decrease have a positive effect on improvement in vitality and fatigue for which strong evidence was derived emotional problems, physical and mental health, social functioning, work ability and global disability.

So move with the trend — start acknowledging your staff as whole human beings, with strong family commitment and loyalties that deserve to be recognized and rewarded.

In his famous last comments on the last page of Major Trends Scholem acknowledges that modernity destroyed the conditions for mysticism as we knew it historically but he acknowledges it could indeed rise in a different guise in the future.

The RR report presents key results achieved with these resources in a range of programmes and countries in 2014, analyses revenue and expense trends, and acknowledges the generosity of the governments and private-sector partners who make RR contributions.

Mr. Raider is blessedly fussy about preparation as well as procurement, and smart about preserving traditions while acknowledging trends.

Correcting these trends starts with acknowledging the importance of talented teachers at every level of a student's education.

That trend was acknowledged by Mr. de Guindos in an interview in the Spanish daily La Vanguardia, in which he said that foreign investors were increasingly staying away from bond auctions, leaving only domestic buyers.