Sentence examples for admit to achieving from inspiring English sources
John McVie tended to clash with Buckingham about the make-up of songs, but both admit to achieving good outcomes.
Conducting adsorption experiments at optimal conditions set as 4 min of sonication time, 0.024 g of adsorbent, pH 7 and 18 mg L−1 SO make admit to achieve high removal percentage (98%) and high adsorption capacity (50.25 mg g−1).
Ehrenreich, naturally, is reluctant to share her own strategies for achieving happiness, but does admit to frequent trips to the gym.
Worryingly, many academics admit to engaging in at least one questionable research practice in order to achieve publication.
Lance Armstrong, the all-American cancer survivor who set the record in cycling for most Tour De France championships admitted to Oprah that he achieved his victories by doping.
Conclusions Substantial improvements in smoking cessation among smokers admitted to hospital can be achieved by systematic ascertainment and delivery of cessation support in secondary care.
Shadow health minister Mark Simmonds said: 'Gordon Brown and Alan Johnson have been forced to admit their failure to achieve the best cancer survival rates in Europe, despite the huge amount of money they've spent on trying.
Even critics of Chavez's government might be forced to admit it went some way to achieving its aims – the World Bank says poverty was reduced from 50percentt in 1998 to 25percentt in 2012 – and it's created a practical and emotional bond to the government.
Of the 227 PCAS patients admitted to the ICU, 29 (12.8%) achieved a good neurological outcome and 198 (87.2%) had a poor neurological outcome (figure 1).
This is, she admits, very hard to achieve, not only because of the implausibility of many opera plots but also because of the physical demands of the art.
