Sentence examples for admit a lack of from inspiring English sources

There's a spirit of entrepreneurship – people seem bewildered if you admit a lack of ambition.

The issue is whether the physicians' lack of giving priority to elderly patients with multimorbidity is more an expression of ageism, 36 not finding it interesting or attractive to take care of these patients and finding it more convenient to blame the lack of time rather than admit a lack of interest.

A change of scene for the New York Knicks, but the same depressingly familiar script, strewn with errors, lethargy, and, as their coach, Derek Fisher, admitted, "a lack of effort from some players".

Over half (55%) the decision-makers who responded identified the need for improved project management skills, and a third admitted a lack of skills was the key reason for cancelling outsourcing contracts in 2011.

Some arts bodies fear that "they might incur criminal charges over displaying some controversial works" while others admitted "a lack of knowledge around legal limits contributed to self-censorship".

Officials have admitted a lack of co-ordination in the rescue effort.

Ms Burrows also told the committee that she supported Prof Harmer's version of events but admitted a lack of transparency.

Manager Jim Bentley had previously expressed concern with falling home attendances, admitting a lack of funds have left him unable to add any new players to his squad during the January transfer window.

Still, the company itself has admitted a lack of extensive safety tests on its formulated products.

The remaining 14.6 % admitted a lack of knowledge.

Patients, it would seem, preferred GPs who, although admitting a lack of knowledge on the subject, offered empathy and support.