Sentence examples for admit then from inspiring English sources

In a televised address to the nation on Monday evening, Mr. Putin said: "If we agree that the symbols of the preceding epochs, including the Soviet epoch, must not be used at all, we will have to admit then that our mothers' and fathers' lives were useless and meaningless, that their lives were in vain.

If true, and I believe it is more true than many universities want to admit, then universities have to understand the underlying assumptions and data to match their ROI strengths (whether it is connections, employment success, professional or academic niches, etc).

If there is an excess supply of migrants in a source country – i.e. the number of health care professionals willing to leave the country is greater than the number destination countries are willing to admit – then any sort of supply-side policy will have little or no impact on actual migration flows.

"I don't much like turkey," he admits, then brightens.

Taylor admitted then that the fans unnerved him.

First it was therapy, she admitted, then art took over: "After one month, I felt better.

He admitted then that he had always written prolifically but rarely attempted publication.

KPMG and Andersen admitted then that "a deal embracing all of the non-US firms is not achievable".

"If she had lived in Scotland," he admits, "then, no, I don't think I would have pursued her.

One of my favorites is the apple, because I love apples," he admits, then adds: "The blueberry is really good.

He admitted then that he was wrong in 2011 not to change the Senate's rules when he had a chance.