Sentence examples for admits a problem from inspiring English sources

It is, he admits, a problem he still struggles with.

Adapting to the demands of bigger and more mainstream audiences while keeping hold of their Cornish folk roots has been, Rice admits, a problem.

There is, though, he admits, a problem that arises from his particular approach with the process of preparing for a role in the theatre compared with films.

Apple eventually admitted a problem with the phone's hardware, and an Apple hardware executive left the company.

He left it to others to discuss how the economy might be improved, but, again, without admitting a problem.

This was, I admit, a problem I had with the original novel, and the movie treatment has not alleviated it.

"The onus shouldn't fall solely on the school, but they are scared that if they admit a problem they will get a bad reputation".

Independent truckers are especially loath to admit a problem because treatment can take them off the road for a month or more.

Joining a program that comforts bereaved parents admits that there's a problem with the way things are now, and an old establishment steeped in tradition was wary about admitting a problem like that.

However, making the effort to do so meant admitting a problem, which came more easily to some patients than others.

Chopra, who admitted a gambling problem, said he has "extensive debts".