Sentence examples for admitted a problem from inspiring English sources

Apple eventually admitted a problem with the phone's hardware, and an Apple hardware executive left the company.

The International Olympic Committee's chief medical officer has today admitted a problem of age manipulation in gymnastics, amid allegations that at least one of China's gold medallists from the team event is underage.

It is, he admits, a problem he still struggles with.

He left it to others to discuss how the economy might be improved, but, again, without admitting a problem.

This was, I admit, a problem I had with the original novel, and the movie treatment has not alleviated it.

Adapting to the demands of bigger and more mainstream audiences while keeping hold of their Cornish folk roots has been, Rice admits, a problem.

There is, though, he admits, a problem that arises from his particular approach with the process of preparing for a role in the theatre compared with films.

"The onus shouldn't fall solely on the school, but they are scared that if they admit a problem they will get a bad reputation".

Independent truckers are especially loath to admit a problem because treatment can take them off the road for a month or more.

Joining a program that comforts bereaved parents admits that there's a problem with the way things are now, and an old establishment steeped in tradition was wary about admitting a problem like that.

However, making the effort to do so meant admitting a problem, which came more easily to some patients than others.