Sentence examples similar to admit to short from inspiring English sources

Fact 2: The zombie idea propagator who has actually seen the Executive Summary may admit to short-term benefits but no long-term advantage from Head Start -- another so very zombie idea.

"I need you to know that I'm no angel," said Philip, admitting to short spells in county jail after being found guilty of drug and drink related misdemeanours.

Stroke survivors may be admitted to short or long-duration inpatient (maximum duration of 6 months) or outpatient rehabilitation or return directly home.

For example, in California, individuals who are involuntarily admitted to short-term emergency treatment because they are a danger to themselves and/or others are prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms for a period of five years.

The study included 254,321 Medicaid patients who were admitted to short-term general hospital in the 67 counties in Florida.

The sample for this study includes Medicaid patients who were admitted to short-term general hospitals in the 67 counties in Florida.

A study from SunTrust Bank confirmed some of those numbers; 71% of Millennials admit to being short on cash due to dining out and 44% of U.S. households admit they aren't reaching their savings goals due to dining out and entertainment costs.

The group did, however, admit to removing a short promotional clip.

While I can admit to feeling a short-term pang of disappointment for indulging in an extra slice of pizza at bizarre morning hours or bag of chips during a stressful study session in college, it's not keeping me from sleeping at night.

In 2008, Mr. Katsav was offered a plea deal where he would admit to inappropriate conduct well short of rape and avoid serving any prison time.

She accepts it when I admit to blocking out the short-lived By Jeeves entirely.