Sentence examples similar to admit the demand from inspiring English sources

Lawrence admits the demands on his staff are high: Swansea has 435 inmates in a prison designed for half that number.

They can't constitutionally admit the obvious, that demand precedes production.

(Though, he also admits, the fiscal demands of the first world war deserve most credit for adoption of meaningful income taxation across the rich world).

In January, Apple admitted that the demand for its iPhone 5C was lower than expected.

Now, a group of bloggers with no connection to the case have taken it upon themselves to doggedly pursue Jackie, demanding that she "admit the truth".

But, she admits, juggling the demands of law school while founding a business is not easy.

Beer admits that the demands on time can be considerable, and By Schools For Schools has employed a project manager to shoulder the workload.

Pro-Mubarak spokespeople admitted that the demands of the protesters were legitimate up to a point, and they even praised the noble youth who had taken to the streets in the early days of the movement, but they also said that the movement had been infiltrated and hijacked by foreign influences (Israel and Iran) and people with "agendas" (the Muslim Brotherhood).

Erickson admits the intensity of this demand: "It's very easy to be in the writer's room and say hey, they're gonna get on a boat for a season.

Lyons admitted the licence fee settlement "demands accelerated work within the BBC" on cost savings.

She's starring in "Battleship," and recently admitted the role was physically demanding.