Sentence examples for writers acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Both arguments clearly have merit, and both of the writers acknowledge that the opposing view is compelling.

The letter writers acknowledge the potential advantages of removing humans from the front lines of war but argue that a "global AI arms race" in the coming decades would ultimately be bad for humanity.

Most writers acknowledge that the deed is lost or no longer exists, if in fact it ever did.

The inspiration for the character comes from Bernardine Dohrn of the Weather Underground, although the writers acknowledge that several people fit her description.

Other writers acknowledged geopolitical shifts more obliquely.

Such writers acknowledged British allegiance, but others stressed the differences of opinion that spurred the colonists to leave their homeland.

"I'm glad the writers acknowledged that we have a major impact in this game and that we can be extremely valuable to our team and its success," Verlander said.

What none of these writers acknowledges is probably something that all of them discovered right before their books were published: that there is no universal, accepted practice for cutting up an animal, that it has always been nationally and sometimes regionally determined, and that there is not, therefore, a universal set of butcher's terms that can be translated from one language to another.

The panel estimated that a quarter to a third of people who suffer from those "symptoms" go on to develop a psychotic disorder, and the writers acknowledged the new category could lead to inaccurate diagnosis of some who are not at risk.

Keevak says there is no definite answer, and not even a clear beginning point for the use of yellow instead of white or other terms that were used before (some writers acknowledged seeing lighter-skinned people in the north, and brown-or dark-skinned Southerners).

The writers acknowledged as much in the title of the publication CSM was working with - Roman à clef (a reference to a form of French novel where a loose base of facts is plastered over with an edifice of fiction).