Sentence examples for admits that the problem from inspiring English sources

He admits that the problem may be systemic, but finds the only cause to be "deep budget cuts", and that "tens of thousands of jobs are being stripped from the front line".

Mullen admits that the problem the company is tackling is far from sexy, but it's an area that is in dire need of innovation.

But even the Labour leader had to admit that the problem goes beyond one party or one government.

It began providing daily updates on case numbers and admitted that the problem in China was indeed related to the SARS epidemic elsewhere.

"We can't address the problem if no one wants to admit that the problem's there," said Mr. Williams, who was handcuffed and held Sept. 5 after the parade in what he said was an episode fueled by bias.

Pope Pius XII, in 1950, was far more prudent; he claimed that the tomb of the first Apostle had been found, but he admitted that the problem of identifying the actual bones was close to insoluble.

Senor does admit that the problem may have been more acute on the right-wing side, but then says that it wasn't just on that side, because Rasmussen got it wrong.

It's scary to admit that the problem reaches beyond the glare of our laptops and phones, and accept that dealing with it requires challenging the very roots of society.

Though she has written a book on the subject and was, for a time, head of the International Anticounterfeiting Coalition, Ms. Kolsun is the first to admit that the problem is bigger than she is (5 feet 1 inch).

In the aid sector, there were political difficulties in erecting semi-permanent buildings in environments such as refugee camps when the authorities might not want to admit that the problem would last for more than six months.

It's much easier to blame environmental standards, planning bodies and pro-planning groups that try to protect our collective quality of life than to admit that the problem is either largely one's own fault or beyond one's control.