Sentence examples for accepted that there will be from inspiring English sources

Gormley said he fully accepted that there will be moments of outrageousness.

Tacitly at least, European leaders have accepted that there will be a default, and the fight is now to make it an orderly one.

"Westminster has accepted that there will be a 20% reduction of the school population across the borough as a result of these changes.

But whether the City manager sticks to that plan or decides to field a strong side this weekend in the hope of regaining some momentum, Kompany accepted that there will be other opportunities to clinch the title but only one chance to atone against Liverpool.

What if we also accepted that there will be days when we might stumble...when our chicken-gizzard casserole might not work out...that we might in fact get chopped?

It is accepted that there will be additional indirect healthcare costs that have not been captured.

We have, I am afraid, to accept that there will be more attacks.

One has to do with accepting that there will be some Western victims of globalisation.

However, all scenarios accept that there will be an increase in emissions in the next decade.

I accept that there will be specific military information that reasonably can't be shared.

"You have to accept that there will be some casualties," says Martin Warren from Butterfly Conservation.