Sentence examples for whether acknowledged or not from inspiring English sources

The secular republic with the separation of powers is still the approximate model, whether acknowledged or not, of several democratic revolutions that are in progress or impending.

As Mr. Brubaker observed: "the possibility now exists for sound enhancement in more and more opera houses, whether acknowledged or not.

VC investors are ruled by their brains and their guts, but gut instincts — whether acknowledged or not — are strongly colored by individual experiences.

In jazz and pop, collaboration, whether acknowledged or not, is an essential part of the process of composition.

Whether explicitly acknowledged or not, modern building design is strongly influenced by fire safety considerations.

Imagine both the complexity and lack of certainty that will be involved in such a regulatory effort....However, the clear implication of such designation, whether officially acknowledged or not, will be that such institutions, in whole or in part, will be sheltered by access to a Federal safety net in time of crisis; they will be broadly understood to be "too big to fail".

Whether explicitly acknowledged or not, intensivists routinely debate (both inwardly and outwardly) the benefit, utility, and patient-focused dignity of admitting very elderly patients to the ICU.

We can be fulfilled in our work whether it is stressful or not and whether we are acknowledged or not (even though we may wish the stress were less and want acknowledgment).

What is clear is that, whether it is acknowledged or not -- and not all net theorists agree that the end of social networks is nigh -- we are in the midst of Internet bubble 2.0.

Well, since I became of a certain age, I've also noticed that whether it's acknowledged or not, there is also such a thing as the aging wars.

As Temple and Young reminded us: "The translator always makes her mark on the research, whether this is acknowledged or not…".[ 36] Developments should include more practical advice to enable researchers and interpreters to develop more effective relationships.