Sentence examples for unique acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Brian Tobin, director of Iceni, the small drugs charity that has spearheaded the effort, working with all the sex workers in Ipswich, describes the set of circumstances in the town as "pretty unique", acknowledging that the killings themselves - one sixth of the town's prostitutes were murdered - were critical in persuading the women and the relevant agencies to work together.

"We are a very unique company," acknowledges Kanji Koide, a senior vice president.

"The technology is not super unique," Anderson acknowledged.

Given the transdiagnostic relevance of IRR, we can leverage important insights into the best practices from the literature (e.g., anxiety disorders) as part of a broader assessment of the best practices in clinical science and practice, while acknowledging unique issues for IRR in BD (e.g., overlapping diagnostic features with schizoaffective disorder).

When Samsung sat down to craft their marketing strategy for the Android-based Galaxy S3 in anticipation of the iPhone 5 release, marketers knew they had to focus on touting their own product and its unique capabilities while acknowledging the existence of their direct competitor's achievements.

Nowhere is this more evident than attempts to build consensus while acknowledging unique cultural, religious, and economic factors that influence end-of-life care in ICUs around the world [ 21].

Based on these field measures, P losses from tile drainage must be integrated into field level P budgets and P loss calculations on heavily manured soils, while also acknowledging the unique drainage patterns observed in eastern Wisconsin.

Thirdly, in acknowledging our unique collective identity, we become prouder of whom we are and invest in ourselves, our future, and our own products, generating even more local employment (Shragge 1993).

New structural insights from this work include the importance of acknowledging the unique cluster topologies to estimate cluster cluster separations; an improved ability to estimate the higher packing efficiency of unlike atoms in the first coordination shell of atomic clusters; and an improved estimate of metalloid metalloid separations.

Thus in opposition to analytic philosophers including Naomi Zack (1993)—who argue for the elimination of all forms of racial or gender identity to focus on what is universally "human," continental feminists, particularly black feminists, argue that liberation is impossible without acknowledging the unique difference both positively and negatively that one's identity as 'Other' makes.

That report also found that many prison rehabilitation programs were culturally inappropriate and ineffective at acknowledging the unique challenges faced by Indigenous people in incarceration.