Sentence examples for admitted a need from inspiring English sources

Everybody I spoke to admitted a need to change the mindset of Indian men.

Nor can GPs fill the gap, their funding cut by a fifth in nine years, while NHS England admits a need for 16,000 more GPs.

It put the warning starkly: "A tightly controlled society in which people only do as they are told, are utterly subservient, and in which there is no freedom of action, will meet a rapid end".Mr Hu did admit a need for "greater political courage and vision", and said the party should "lose no time in deepening reform in key sectors".

Some people believe that admitting a need for personal improvement makes a person look incompetent.

East Lindsey District Council admitted a site was needed in the area but insisted no decisions had been made.

Meanwhile, van Nistelrooy has admitted that a need for regular first-team action was behind to his decision to leave Real.

At least Google Glass admitted to a need, acknowledging just how far technology has intruded into everyday life.

To this end, PhoneArena reports its senior Samsung official admitted: "a strong user case is needed" (to put it mildy).

Two people, who admit to a need for ongoing growth and commit to the process, have a much greater chance of growing the marriage.

Both geriatric wards that admit patients on an age related basis and those that admit on a needs related basis seem to result in improved outcomes.

Of course, the fact is that Ivy League schools already admit on a "need-blind" basis (not that they don't charge the middle-class plenty).