Sentence examples for admitted a clear from inspiring English sources

He admitted a "clear lag with the US". The same year Keiji Inafune, one of Capcom's star designers (in the late 1980s he designed Street Fighter's Ryu and Ken), said the Japanese games industry was "finished".

At a Television Critics Association panel in Los Angeles, the Birmingham-born comedian discussed what it is likely to become, though at this stage, he admitted, a clear plan is not in place.

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Likewise, Republicans are loathe to admit a clear victory for the vice president over a green -- factually deficient -- Congressman from Wisconsin.

Using the Multi-Component Approach (MCA) [14, 16, 17], the initial problem is firstly split into a system of Radiative Transfer Equations (RTEs), admitting a clearer physical interpretation in terms of forward and diffuse components.

Nowhere was the commission's balancing act more finely weighted than on the vexed question of bioenergy, which Cañete admitted was "a clear problem".

Public opinion overwhelmingly supported the prime minister, and the 15-member Constitutional Court came under intense pressure to acquit him, despite what Mr. Thaksin himself had admitted was a clear violation of financial-disclosure laws.

Venice Beach, long salted with nonconformists, clearly merits such an endearingly mutant property, which its owners admit lacks a clear theme.

Neither admits of a clear-cut test.

He admitted that Clear has a higher hill to climb in terms of attracting user attention, but overall felt the competition would be beneficial.

A few people admitted steering clear of the sink.