Sentence examples for admit otherwise from inspiring English sources

Or maybe it's because to admit otherwise would signify a loss of time and money too awful to contemplate.

We buy the books because, deep down and until the universe compels us to admit otherwise, we all believe this about ourselves.

Years ago, there was a quaint trust among cookbook buyers that chefs personally wrote their books and tested their recipes, and a corresponding belief among chefs that to admit otherwise would mean giving someone else credit for the tiniest part of their work — unacceptable, in those macho and territorial times.

And because their rightness is so righteous, to admit otherwise is an assault on their moral foundations.

This is mainly because critics are often shamed with the admonishment: "Surely you must admit that the world is better off without Saddam Hussein!" In the strict terms of a game of moral checkers, one is hard pressed to admit otherwise.

Remember that even Monica isn't perfect (though she'll never admit otherwise).

He looked distraught as he described the pressure to sign a statement admitting otherwise last month when the Americans requested his release.

Records cannot be entirely to blame, he admits: otherwise, similar patterns would surface in popular music, which, whatever its problems, has never lacked for spontaneity.

Asked why Playmobil makes any tiny toy guns at all, Mrs Schauer admits "otherwise, we probably wouldn't be accepted by boys".Girls are well catered for by Playmobil: women role models vary from pilots to policewomen.

Actually, this admission scheme defines the New Call Bounding admission scheme which limits the new calls number (N 1 ) with a threshold ; if the number of new calls does not exceed the threshold, it is admitted; otherwise, it is blocked, while handoff calls is rejected only when there is no bandwidth in the system.

If there is at least one free channel in state ( i, j, k) and the number of real-time calls is less than a threshold T r, the new real-time call is admitted; otherwise, the real-time call is blocked.