Sentence examples for admits success from inspiring English sources

Cicerone admits success will be very hard to quantify.

General Petraeus admitted success in Iraq would be neither quick nor easy.

But Davis admits that success is hard to measure: "The almost perverse situation I'm in is that I can't prove success by what didn't happen".

Twenty One Pilots' manager Chris Woltman admits the success rate wasn't 100percentt, but he and David Marcus, Executive Vice President, Head Of Music, at Ticketmaster put the success rate at a still outstanding 90percentt and both are very happy with the results.

Ashworth admits that success is a long-term concept for England.

In fact, Mr Freeman in his rebuttal admits that "success at improving the city's air quality has eluded Beijing".

Venter admits that success is by no means guaranteed, and that patience will be required to see the benefits of algae.

He admits the success of the Bourne films gave him some bargaining power but laughs at the suggestion that he is now some kind of Tinseltown power broker.

Beth Tweddle admits the success of the British men's team has eased the pressure on her shoulders as she looks to win the only prize that has eluded her throughout her illustrious career - an Olympic medal.

And she admits her success over the past six months has surpassed even her own expectations.

Britain's double Olympic champion Laura Trott admits her success has made her a marked woman.