Sentence examples for admit the implications from inspiring English sources
These little green men are nothing more than Russian Special Forces people and the evidence is right in front of your face but we couldn't bring ourselves to admit it because we didn't want to admit the implications of direct Russian aggression".
Worse yet, the Court refused to even admit the implications of its decisions for its prior jurisprudence.
While Dodson admits the implications of a split are "grave", he insists there remains time for dialogue.
He even accepted a small fee for his broadcasts without, as he later admitted, "realising the implications".
Without capacity, patients (emergency and elective) cannot be admitted, and the implications of this resonate throughout the health system and back to urgent and emergency care, compromising the delivery of the politically sensitive four-hour target wait in A&E.
Meanwhile, he admits the findings could have implications for people who'd rather swat flies than study them.
He also admits that contrary to the implications of this chart, UBS expects crude oil prices to decline this year.
The theory hinges on a series of dubious discoveries relating to the geometrical alignment of ancient sites, and, as Robb himself admits, its implications are "too extraordinary to be ignored or, for that matter, believed".
As a gay man who was raised in the evangelical church, I would be the first to admit that the legal and theological implications of these issues are quite complex.
