Sentence examples for admits whether from inspiring English sources

"But there were lots of setbacks towards the end," he admits, "whether it was missing out on the Heineken Cup with Harlequins, or losing in the Premiership semi-finals.

As Ms Granholm admits, whether the battery cluster turns out to be a good deal for taxpayers may depend on America adopting tough policies towards carbon emissions.There has been much talk about putting the unemployed to work to improve the energy efficiency of homes and commercial buildings, creating a range of "green jobs".

"It is impossible to know, definitely," Preston admits, whether religious opposition to the Vietnam War had an impact on policy.

The British authorities never admitted whether the restriction was for the sailors' protection, or merely to keep prying eyes away from a sensitive site.

Pardon, models can bring whomever they want and "the best-looking guests will be admitted, whether they are models or not," they said.

That's tough to say, and Swift's far too savvy ever to admit whether she's frustrated that the genre won't respect her move to pop.

The only thing we do for Nkunda, which I must admit — whether it is me or the President — is we say Nkunda has reasons".

Osborne, who refused to admit whether any UK funds would be in the form of a direct loan or through an existing €60bn emergency Europe-wide mechanism, will also need to tread carefully.

If a faith-based free school is undersubscribed, every child who has applied must be admitted, whether they are a faith or non-faith applicant.

McConville admitted:"Whether referees or other officials are going to be able to hear much of what is going on is another matter".

Bush first said he would have invaded Iraq, then later said he had misheard the question, but still refused to admit whether or not he would have sent in the U.S. military.