Sentence examples for admit that the data from inspiring English sources
While the authors fully admit that the data is "imperfect", the survey does provide a starting point in the conversation around what all that sitting means to the global economy.
To me there is something counterintuitive about anybody not wanting to share ideas concerning technology, puppies, and design, but when my wife said, "Ugh," I had to admit that the data was conclusive.
But specialist English language support staff at UK universities admit that the data they currently have on the performance of foreign students studying in English as a second language is limited and inconclusive, with some claiming that institutions are failing to give adequate and targeted support.
But they are frank to admit that the data isn't really there.
Reba admits that the data "is not final in any sense.
Last month Google admitted that the data harvested when its Street View cars mapped some locations was more sensitive than previously thought, in some cases obtaining full emails and passwords.
However, after pressing, it was admitted that the data had in fact been first captured by the NSA, and distributed by the SOD.
Kagan admitted that the data is "not statistically rigorous," but he said his goal is to more "to get the conversation started about the VSB [very small business] level of business".
But although he admits that the data show that red sea urchins can be at least 55 years old, Campana says the study doesn't remove all his doubts about the growth model--and he's still not convinced the animals can live to be 200.
Disclaimer: Bank of America has not admitted that the data Anonymous released belongs to them, nor have they admitted that they are working with the third party technology company, TEKsystems.
At the meeting, MTA officials admitted that the data doesn't tell the whole story: the agency said it was still unsure what drove 40percentt of delays, and as the Daily News reported, those "major incidents" account for a mere 11percentt of weekday delays.
