Sentence examples for what is acknowledged from inspiring English sources
Middleton had created what is acknowledged to be one of the oldest landscaped gardens in America.
Documentation of what is acknowledged to be the most celebrated engineering feat of the Renaissance will be on view at the Burndy Library in Norwalk until Dec. 30.
Mr. Lanzone said that with those sister sites, like CNet, "we can throw some fuel on the fire and get what is acknowledged to be a great product into the hands of more people".
This follows more than a decade of what is acknowledged to have been an ineffectual partnership, neither delivering financial benefit to the owner nor strengthening traffic for the owned.
36 NEW YORK/REGION 41-46 Retail Cofstruction Continues Despite Hints of a Slowdown Economists and retail analysts say they are seeing what may be a softening in what is acknowledged as the strongest retail environment in decades.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera, translated by Michael Henry Heim 314pp, Faber, £7.99 Returning after 20 years to what is acknowledged as a modern classic, I was struck by how little I remembered.
Day one began at the eye-watering hour of 5.15am, allowing riders the full 12 hours of daylight to complete what was acknowledged as the toughest stage, 60 miles long and containing more than 13,000 feet of uphill riding.
"While concessions on price will impose hardships on our industry, we are hopeful that over the long run we will be able to continue to supply the United States with what are acknowledged to be the best tomatoes in the market," Mr. Ley said.
In what are acknowledged to be difficult financial times, America and Europe are both having to reassess how they explore the Solar System.
The former are suitable as objects for scientific investigation, while the latter are not (save perhaps for the scientific investigation of what are acknowledged to be mere folk beliefs).
