Sentence examples for views acknowledging that from inspiring English sources

In both the mid- and post-course interview, she expressed responsive views, acknowledging that students learn science best by not only doing but also interpreting: "By doing it…if they make an observation that they are surprised by, then they need to ask the question 'why did this happen this way?'…They've got to be observing, they've got to be asking questions".

Brancoet investigated the implications of CSR from a resource-based-view, acknowledging that CSR is an important resource of a company that is expected to bring good reputation and higher employee morale (Branco and Rodrigues, 2006).

We take a more nuanced view, acknowledging that context may determine the relative importance of each component of quality of care.

In my view is acknowledging that opening trade, although it creates more winners than losers, also creates losers, and that domestic politics, domestic policies, have to cope with that.

Camille Paglia supports this view, correctly acknowledging that feminists call her opinions "blaming the victim".

He offers a measured view of his opponent, acknowledging that many in the Bangladeshi community see Rahman as their wronged champion, fighting hardship and discrimination.

On Friday, Tepco presented an even starker view of the situation, acknowledging that as much as 220,000 tons of that water is stored in makeshift steel tanks similar to the one that is leaking.

Mr Obama hedged his remarks with comments acknowledging that opposing views must be treated with respect and with caveats about difficult and delicate balances.

The postpositivism view acknowledges that knowledge is relative; its counterpart, the positivism viewpoint, maintains that knowledge is absolute [ 21].

The asymmetrical view acknowledges that plants have major effects on insects but claims that insects seldom impose significant effects on plants [ 25].

Rather than postulating a single "best method" this view acknowledges that there are optimal methods for answering specific questions, and that a composite of all methods constitutes best scientific evidence (Fig. 2).