Sentence examples for admitted a serious from inspiring English sources

Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, admitted a serious mistake, saying: "Something's gone wrong with our systems, this guy should have been weeded out".

India's home minister has admitted a "serious security lapse" after the man accused of leading five others in the brutal gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old physiotherapist in Delhi in December was found dead on Monday morning in the high security prison where he was being held during his trial.

Headphone maker Sennheiser has patched its software after the company admitted a serious vulnerability that made it easy for hackers to impersonate any website — even encrypted pages.

"A continuing review and examination of our search processes will be undertaken to ensure such a failing is not repeated". BBC Home Affairs Correspondent Danny Shaw tweeted: "I can't ever remember a time when Met admitted a serious mistake so quickly and made immediate apology.

Many other newspapers would be much more reluctant to admit a serious mistake and apologise so clearly.

Some geologists question whether the complicated river systems on Mars could have been created in such relatively short episodes, but they admit a serious flaw in their alternative view of a long-lasting greenhouse atmosphere of carbon dioxide.

Chet Hanks, the eldest son of actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, has spoken out in a series of humble, low-light videos, admitting a serious cocaine problem and apologizing for declaring over the summer that hip-hop culture meant he could use the n-word whenever he wanted.

A freelance writer, Suzann was apprehensive about the dramatic change in lifestyle once she and her husband decided to take on the workamper lifestyle, "I'll admit a serious case of intimidation at the prospect of a so-called real job, having womanned a keyboard in a home office for a couple of decades.

Gambhir has admitted a more serious offence and his case will be heard today.

In 2007, Mr. Vitter admitted an unspecified "serious sin" after his telephone number appeared in the records of a Washington prostitution ring.

She said Republican leaders had not called for the resignation of Senator David Vitter of Louisiana who in 2007 had admitted an unspecified "serious sin" after his telephone number appeared in the records of a Washington prostitution ring.